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skyjacker softride hydro is a decent inexpensive shock that will last you several years of mixed driving

After running through 2 HF helmets, I purchased a budget Miller Classic unit, which performs much better than the HF units and is also more comfortable to wear. Picked it up from Praxair on 3rd West for just under $100. I love the units with cool looking graphic and giant lenses, but I can't...

The Utah DWR official that taught my sons Hunter Safety program a few year back indicated that the local raccoon population are considered varmints and do significant damage to the nesting game bird population, as they love eggs. He said to shoot every raccoon that you can draw a bead...

Do something really boneheaded and you might earn one......... :>)

Im going to make another one, drill some holes in the body for eyes and rig up a red LED inside, powered by a couple of watch batteries. Great for Halloween.

A fun little project I did last year for the NAXJA 30th Anniversary of the Jeep Cherokee event in Moab. This was the "Bonehead Award", presented to the individual who did the most bonehead thing during the week-long event. The spider is made from roller bearings and a u-joint cap. Carl burned...

If we are talking 2002 Toyota 4 Runner, your rig is running a coil spring/shock assembly, more commonly referred to as a strut. Here's a great guide to servicing your style shock assembly, along with important safety tips...

Does the shock still work properly, other than being loose? Id check the status of the upper bushings and if the shock is still good, just replace the bushings. This could easily be remedied with some additional washers.....or, use this a a great excuse to buy new shocks!

I live in So Ogden and will take it at $375, if Zerkalo doesn't buy it.

It was great event and while the price of admission was a bit steep, the 4400 final heat made it totally worth it. Best off-road racing I've witnessed, with an epic battle for the top 3 slots. If you weren't there, you missed out...

Sweet build, love the wit as well. Say "gazast"......much easier to spell too!

Checked out the Kindig gallery.....amazing builds.

I'm working on my rear XJ bumper and doing something similar with the rear hitch to incorporate it into the bumper, however I am also using the 8 stock bumper mounting holes because I want to minimize potential lateral deflection from a side impact on the bumper ends. You might want to rethink...

Sounds like a nice IFS build, love to see some pics.

Or you can have one of these joints welded on to your existing trackbar and convert the frame mount to double shear. http://www.rubiconexpress.com/Fabrication-Tools/Super-Flex-Joint.aspx?t_c=86&t_s=528&t_pt=101460&t_pn=R%2FERE3791-1 http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=913774&page=5...

Dang those prior family commitments.......I've been wanting to check out this area for a while. Take mucho photos and share, pretty please.

Good to know, we'll have to take the Bloomington Lake option next time........

Nice, thanks for sharing!

We proceeded on to the Cub River drainage and then headed East to the German Dugway. We followed this route up a series of steep switchbacks (only part of the entire trip that 4wd was required) and topped out at a shaded overlook where we stopped for lunch. More carrots were sent...

Several people had conflicts arise, so we ended up with a small group on this run, but fun was had by all. Run was sponsored by the North American XJ Association- Intermountain Chapter Dr Moab and family, Troy and family and Mason and I met in Hyrum, UT on Friday afternoon and headed up...