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MetalSupermarket may be an option.....in SLC approx 1800S just west of I-15. They will cut it to length and have no minimums.....but remember economy is relative to scale.

I'm running my own version of the posilock, similar to Braden's but I used a 6' push/pull cable from SixStates, total cost about $40. Works great and nice to have 2Low whenever I want.

mmmmm, Providence Cyn, yummy. Welcome Napoleon, got any skills?

giant gritty hickey............ Glad you made it out, I've seen one require a trackhoe extraction in Courthouse Wash, sand won that one.

I can vouch for Matt......he is definitely an assortment of stuff fabricator

Parts run $400-ish for a 231 t-case SYE including a new driveshaft, which can be installed by someone of reasonable mechanical ability. Here's what you'll need for tools, if you possess the desire and skill set to DIY Items you will need for installation: Heavy Duty retaining ring pliers...

35's on a D30 will push it's strength limits, but many folks run them and carry extra 760 jointed shafts, upgrade to Warn hubs w/alloy shafts, etc. This gets really expensive, and most feel that it's cheaper to just build a D44 for the front than sink extra money into a D30 to run big rubber...

I too have passed on EJS since 2000......not worth the headache. I spend way too much time waiting in traffic as it is I-15.......vote yes on Legacy Parkway.

RE gear will treat you right, it's been good to me for several years. Not sure why you want the long arm setup, they do ride a little smoother on the street but decrease ground clearance in the rocks, but it all depends on how you use your rig. If it's an RE kit you want, then you have several...

I've run RE arms with a combo of stock rubber bushings and super-flex joints for several years, with zero complaints. If you flex it up alot, the stock rubber bushing will eventually fail, but are easy and cheap to replace. On that note, the super-flex joints are easily rebuildable and will...

Pictures here...... http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=40754

Posted over on NAXJA as well.......

GREAT RUN Folks!! I was very impressed with the turnout for this run and hope everyone had as good a time as I did. I think I counted 28 XJ's at Tibble Fork lot, plus it was good to have some non-XJers along from RME and U4 as well. I think the run was virtually breakdown free as well, as I...

Looks like this is another opportunity to help create policy on US Forest Service land.......here's the link. http://www.arra-access.com/campaign/roadless_rule_proposal

# In order to facilitate enforcement, there should be a "closed unless signed open" policy. The large majority of visitors to SE Utah want to obey the law and stay on designated trails. This policy makes it very easy for visitors to determine what's legal and what's not. # As use levels...

I'm passing this info on in hopes of increasing awareness and support for these USFS programs. It would be great to see a big turnout from the RME crowd at these events and show the FS our willingness to get involved, hope to see you there at one or both metings. Jeff Turner NAXJA IC President...

Count the folks from NAXJA IC in on these Kurt. As others have mentioned, to get a good turnout, we need to make folks aware of the project dates ahead of time so they can schedule it in........30 days would be awesome? Email me if you need help with coordination on this, I'll respond to...

I'm stil running RE gear on my XJ and have done for about 5 years, I'm at 6" of lift currently and am very happy with their products. I've sold my RE 4.5 stuff as I've progressed to more lift and the new owners of this gear are happy with it as well. Not sure about the longterm satisfaction...

As an alternative to pounding sand, one may use it to contain a large oil/coolant spill in one's garage, following an unfortunate motor extracation accident.........

Nope, BigJoe had to sit this one out, much to his dismay. It was a fun run......Hell's Gate in reverse?.... thought about it.......next trip.......yah, and in the moonlight too! HG is a fun place to play in the moonlight. I did Tip Over backwards last weekend, pretty funky when wet and sandy...