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Here are a few pictures from the NS trail which was east of Salina. I'll add some more when I get them from my son in laws.

We made it in the pictures, my clan is in the picture below Steve's blue scout. We had a great time. We did the NS trail, it was a good trail with some challenging spots. There were some loose and rocky spots that gave some of the rigs trouble but we got everyone back in one piece. I'll have to...

We are planning on being there. Its a good excuse to visit our kids in Salina.

Sometime I might actually win something....

When I broke off a bunch of rusty bolts in my cj frame I got them out by using heat (welder to be exact).

I have a couple of non tilt columns laying around if you want to swap. One has the tranny shifter in the column. Both came out of comanches.

Saturday we got fed up with the heat and decided to go visit the kids in Salina. We decided to take the scenic route over the skyline drive. We started in Fairview canyon and made it almost to the turn off to Joe's Valley when we ran into a very big impassible snow drift. So we backtracked all...

Ahh Huntington creek . . . how did you do? The best day at Huntington that we ever had was when the guy in charge of the waterflow from the dam wanted to fish. He changed the temperature of the water by pulling it off at a higher level in the lake. We caught lots of fish until he cooled off...

Had fun working with everyone, we'll have to do this again. Not many stayed after to go wheeling so we went up mineral basin. I sucked a big boulder up into my son's comanche wheel well somehow and now I have to fix it for him (took out a shock and bent the brake line).

Hesco sells a cps relocation kit but it isn't cheap. I'd compare the cost of having the sensor mount put on your old tranny. cjoffroad.com has a forum dedicated to the 4.0 swap that has lots of good info.

Its not actually that hard (at least for an electrical nerd like me), on my cj8 I used the engine bay and lights harnesses without modifications except for the front turn light connectors. The xj harness will bolt right up into the firewall fuse block hole without even drilling new holes. The...

I transplanted a 99 4.0 HO into my 84 cj8. I used a 93 xj wiring harness and injector stuff. I also used xj interior wiring around an xj steering column so that I ended up with cruise, tilt, delay wipers, and light dimming on the column. The xj harness was blended with the cj dash harness so...

Well all I could hear was the hum in the files..... I guess thats what I get for being nearly 50. I used to be able to hear way up there a few years ago when I was building speakers, maybe I will go home and crank up the frequency generator to see how far up I can hear now.

This area is great for camping, fishing and riding. I spent many days camping there and riding my motor cycles on the trails when I was younger. We used to camp in a area just below the Gooseberry campground. We would ride the skyline drive and fish in the lakes and streams. The streams around...

I have camped many times in Noth and South Willow canyons. South Willow canyon has the nicer road and larger camping areas. There aren't many jeep roads in South Willow though. North Willow has one large camp area and some smaller primitive camp sites. North Willow has some jeep trails that are...

There is camping and fishing around Mill Hollow but the campground is closed because of snow (as of Saturday) and the roads around the lake are closed to ATVs. Strawberry and Current creek are good spots if you can fina a camp spot. The areas south and west of Grantsville (North and South...

If its the one I think you are talking about you access it from behind the pulley near the bottom.

The gusset drawn in this post is how I did mine. I also have a gusset off the back of the pivot point also.

70's vintage wagoneers and cherokees had offset rear axles which work great with a dana 18 or quadratrac