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Nice--another all-black TJ (LJ) in my town. Say 'hi' whenever you see me (the plate will make it easy to recognize me):

Welcome to RME... and to Lehi. :)

SSShhh! Those two guys are sleeping.

So glad you found us here on RME. I hope to someday hit a trail with you. While I love the way the Jeep looks as is, your life--and certainly that of your grandson--is much more important than a period-correct style. Please consider adding belts and a sturdy (even if somewhat basic) roll...

Yes, they will. In fact, you can still pass the inspection even if the speedometer is not functional. From page 65 of the current safety manual: If there is no speedometer/odometer in the vehicle at all, I would think it is up to the inspector to decide if the vehicle is failed or simply...

^^ Wow--I thought that last waterfall was hard enough to climb when it was merely wet. :eek2:

Okay, this is a pretty bitchin' idea. Are you listening, Steve? ;) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7ddnzXovTA

I'm going to help him with this. Tom is brand new to the whole forum thing, so please be patient. ;)

Oh, yeah, I believe you were there on that run to Forest Lake. Tom, I'm glad to see you post here. :)

:rofl: Hey, you'll be happy to know I just talked Tom into registering here on RME. (He gave himself the screen name TurboTom.) Now I just have to prod him into making an introductory post.

I have a friend out east who used to rebuild alternators and starters for a living. I sent him a message to get his opinion on the matter. Rather than come back with an instant reply, he decided to ask a friend of his... a guy who just happens to work for Johnson Controls. Knowing how big...

Hey, there is only so much of me to go around. I can't help it if everyone usually prefers to go wheeling only when I can be there with them.

I knew it! Nice work.

Are there any stray dogs that roam around your work?

Umm... wow?

This notion seems to fly directly in the face of conventional wisdom. So many four wheelers (including me) flock to AGM batteries after we install a winch. I admit I am no electrical engineer, but I would think a winch might be classified as a 'high amp demand' device. If it is--and if your...

THIS. Were I to do another electric fan conversion--and someday I might, since I have T-bird 2spd fan sitting in the garage--I would use the Volvo setup to control it.

I guess their pickup's engine was so powerful they couldn't even feel the Explorer behind them!

Know how I know your mattresses suck? ;) Seriously, this sounds like an awesome sleeping pad.

Forgive me for asking what may be a dumb/obvious question, but were you using a relay to power the fan?