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AFM Weld On LCA Skids http://fm2cd.com/97XJ/xj_weldon_lca.htm This writeup will cover the install of AFM Enterprises Lower Control Arm Skid Plates on a 1997 Cherokee. The install would be exactly the same on a TJ as well. Submitted 04/02/06
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"Off Your Rocker" sliders http://www.moabjeeper.com/offslidr.htm Submitted by: MoabJeeper Magazine Any Jeep going off-road where rocks or large steps are a part of the play ground will need some type of rocker protection. You may think you're not in need of this protection because you're a cautious driver. While you're telling yourself this, keep in mind that all it takes is one slip and your freshly messed up rockers will no longer allow the door to open or close. Submitted 08/27/04
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DailyDrivenTJ.com - Warn Fuel Tank Skid Install for TJ http://dailydriventj.com/warnskid.shtml DailyDrivenTJ.com Warn Fuel Tank skid plate for Jeep TJ wrangler. Submitted 08/26/06
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DIY CJ5 Bumper and Tire Carrier http://www.earlycj5.com/tech/body/quaggy/diy_tire_carrier.shtml Alright, I finally have it done. My first welding project. It wasn't too tough for the first time welder, but a big enough project to keep me busy and learning. Submitted 10/20/05
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HD Rear Bumper http://www.jeepspeak.com/rear_bumper.asp COMP4X4 makes an unbelievable Heavy Duty Rear Bumper that is ready for rough terrain and trails. Jared; Owner and Fabricator of COMP4X4 does indeed build according to their motto; "Tuff Toys. Tuff Competition". These bumpers are also ready for an added tire swing, which Jared is fabricating up for us as this is being written. We hope to be on schedule with this and have one by the first week of January. Submitted 12/22/03 Edited 12/22/03
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How to install your AtoZ rockers http://www.atozfabrication.com/install_your_atoz_rockers.htm By yzergod Well, the day had come and my rockers from AtoZ Fabrications had finally arrived. I was like a kid who knew he was getting a new bicycle! I prepared my TJ by washing the area the rockers were going to be installed on (not the whole Jeep as that would have taken too much valuable install time) and gathered the needed tools. Submitted 11/30/05
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Jeeperman bumper & tire carrier install http://jeephorizons.com/tech/jeepermantc.html This article explains (and reviews) the installation of a Jeeperman rear bumper and tire carrier on a Rubicon. Submitted 03/01/04
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Jeeperman Single Hoop Front Bumper http://www.jeephorizons.com/tech/jeepermanp2/ This write-up details the install of the new style Jeeperman front bumper including many pictures. Submitted 01/30/04
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Kilby Gas Tank Skid http://www.wanderingtrail.com/Buildup/Friends/Kilby_Gas_Tank_Skid.htm We did this one on a friends Jeep. The Kilbys skid is a brute. Shipped at 69lbs. Weighs in at 61lbs. Real nice. We used the FSM to take this thing apart and install the new skid. Some people have managed to do this mod without dropping the tank, just unbolting the straps and skid. We choose to do it the other way. Drop the tank. You will need to make certain that you get as much gas out as possible from the tank otherwise it will be really heavy and hard to move around. Submitted 03/12/06
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4 X Fortress Front Bumper install http://www.links4jeeps.com/writeups/4xfortress/front/ One of the biggest modifications next to a lift and tires and wheels on a Jeep or any vehicle are the front and rear bumpers. The front bumper defines the very look and characterists of a Jeep. If your Jeep has a weak front bumper then you have a weak Jeep. If you have a tough, stout bumper then you have a tough Jeep. Now you can rush out and purchase a tough looking bumper or you can lay down the cash for a bumper that does exactly what it looks like. We contacted our friends over at 4 x Fortress and they said they had exactly what we where looking for. Submitted 08/25/04 Edited 04/24/05
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Home Made YJ Radiator Skid-plate http://www.links4jeeps.com/writeups/radiator_skid/ While inspecting the underside of my 93 YJ after doing some brush busting I noticed that the bottom of my radiator had some scratches, though nothing serious. I then realized it could have been serious. I decided to build a radiator skid plate. Submitted 07/21/04 Edited 04/24/05
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RockCrusher Dana30 http://www.links4jeeps.com/writeups/RockCrusher30 A while back it was very clear to me that undercarriage protection is required while climbing around on the trail. There has been many times when a good wack to the rear diff was heard from inside the cab. I purchased a Dana35 RockCrusher a few months back and the Dana30s have been on back order a while. Heres my review and comparison of the RockCrusher to the stock cover. Submitted 11/19/05
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RockCrusher Dana35 Diff Cover http://www.links4jeeps.com/writeups/rockcrushers/index.html Im not sure about the rest of you, but after a few wacks on my front or rear Diff cover I begin to get nervous. For me it was protecting not only my gears, but my ARB locker install. When I dropped my Jeep off at Northride4x4 they just recieved a shipment of RockCrushers in and I was one of the first to actually hold my little Dana35 cover. Dave said here check this out its the baby of the group. I must admit seeing the Dana44 it was the runt of the litter. Submitted 04/15/05 Edited 04/24/05
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Toys By Troy oil pan skid http://www.links4jeeps.com/writeups/tbt_skid/ m not sure about the rest of you, but there has been many times when I wondered when or how am I going to punch a hole in my oil pan. There are a few companies like Skidrow and Warn that make full size engine skids that cover from the oil pan back to the transmission. However Ive read many posts on many forums about others having issues with the mounting brackets not fitting right or clanging on the driveline while flexing. There are other companines like NthDegreeMobilty who have come up with a skid that wraps around the oil pan and simply protects it only. As well along comes Toys By Troy with a very simple and very cost effective skid. This skid is very close to the oil tank and mounts very simply. Submitted 03/14/05 Edited 04/24/05
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