Took a trip up to Southington to meet up with some friends and play on some rocks.


The adventures of a Jeep and its driver.
Took a trip up to Southington to meet up with some friends and play on some rocks.

I won a gift certificate at Freak Fest this year from JKS. I used it to buy a set of sway bar disconnects. I do like these a lot better than the Rock Krawler. Much easter to remove than having to zip tie them out of the way.


One winter’s worth of rust on the inside of these fenders. Not too terrible, but glad I’m glad I decided to remove these and take a peek. Plus, I replaced all the mounting hardware with stainless steel nuts and bolts. Those old ones on the table look pretty gnarly. .
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Used these exhaust spacers to push the exhaust crossover back to allow for more drive shaft drop. They work OK, but the exhaust hits the engine skid plate. I’d love to replace it all with a @magnaflow or @borlaexhaust loop delete Y-pipe. Maybe some day the budget will allow. .
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Never had much use of the stock lighter socket except to plug in a USB charger. Pulled the socket and wired this to constant power instead of switched. I like the integrated volt meter. .
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😂😂😂😂😂 @starmarkmotors with @get_repost
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This is funny. Anyone can translate?
The only thing I ever plugged into the 12v lighter plug in the Jeep was a USB adapter. Occasionally a inverter, but almost never. I ordered this from Amazon and wired it in with a fuse. This one has a voltage meter on it as well.
