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Well despite @DAA being a grumpy old guy I ordered the cowl intake. Waiting on tracking. On the bright side, fancy fenders show up tomorrow from Brown Santa and I'll be mounting and balancing the new wheels and tires tomorrow as well.

Why don't you like them?

Anyone have any experience with these? https://www.apexdesignsusa.com/products/rapid-precision-valve Also does anyone know if I can find them somewhere local? I'm trying to get my tires mounted and balanced Friday by the schools auto shop.

"Neglected of Treats"

Here's my moody dog photo of the week.

My buddy has a custom Gun Holster company called Deseret Tactical. But I guess the church doesn't really frown upon guns.

New shoes finally showed up!

Bold of you to assume my Jeep gets washed. Interesting to hear that as all the reviews I'm seeing say that they never had water problems, at least with the THOR one. Some did say increased noise but mostly only with a hard top and doors. My Jeep will rarely if ever have a full top and doors on...

I don't know why I had never heard of it before until yesterday. Seems like a great option! Putting this here for quick reference. https://trailheadoffroad.com/product/wrangler-tj-lj-cowl-intake-97-06/

I found the Thor Intake. I might go this route so I don't have to source the Windstar parts and figure it all out. https://trailheadoffroad.com/product/wrangler-tj-lj-cowl-intake-97-06/

I'm planning on the ARB compressor either going on that bracket or going into the tub somewhere. I think I saw one guy pull off stuffing all the emissions stuff under the plate of the bracket but I can't find that thread.

Ok so my fenders should be coming relatively soon and tires are getting here this week and I'd like to have the Jeep running again asap. The two big things I need to figure out is: - Air Intake situation -Where to put the Emissions crap On the air intake I'm unsure. I found this idea of using...

I am extremely jealous. They told me mine will ship tomorrow.

Got a side gig welding up 4 big planter boxes for a home remodel/landscaping job up in Park City. The largest one is 25'x3'x2.5' and weighs about 2,000 lbs... The client wants it to look completely seamless after the rust takes over hence it being one continuous 25' box.... unfortunately the...

No. 😢

I'm still waiting on the parts I ordered last year!

Ya I decided Ryobi would be Hufflepuff, DeWalt = Gryffindor, Milcocky = Ravenclaw, and Makita = Slytherin.

She does have a weird affinity for Jeeps... I'll pull out my phone and she goes "Watch Jeeps?"

Also hiring 3 more welders for that as well.