Recent content by rocketman121

Take the base off and it will fit. I can get a pic if you want.

How is this holding up? Did you end up fabbing an X to mount the crossbars further? An update would be awesome.

I searched here, jeepforum, google etc. and can not find a photo graph of a hand throttle installed on a XJ. All I find are TJs and Cjs, where the cable is horizontally mounted. My throttle linkage is mounted vertically. Anyone successfully installed the Rubicon Express hand throttle? Got any...

Re: Help a noob! It probably wouldn't hurt to purchase some used stock leaves that still have plenty of arch in 'em. I am in the same boat, 87 XJ with flat leaves and blocks underneath, and a set of S10 leaves waiting to go in. However, I dont want to go through the headache with removing...

Thanks for the help guys. Looks like I was making it more complicated than need be.

My safety valve is rated at 130psi. And my air/oil filter is rated 130psi as well. Could I put a regualtor before the oil filter to reg the pressure throughout? Edit: And do I not need a unloader to release the pressure?

Been there, read that. And no they don't have everything I need. They only offer one pressure switch, which is rated at 150psi OFF. Not to mention no inline oiler.

Pun intended on the title. Anyway, I’m working on putting my OBA setup together. Ill be using the stock Sanden compressor for the job. So far I have everything I need except the pressure switch, oiler, and filter. I searched Google, jeepforums and every other place for write-ups and...

I purchased a new, longer eye bolt. Then just mounted it like the OEM spare. Very simple...and yes my rear seat does fold up and latch into place. It takes some forcing but is easier when the rear hatch is open. Then just close the hatch and it make for a very tight fit. Also helps to deflate...

I hope you got the UV protectant stuff they sell. If not it will begin to fade just like my Ranger bed. Looks awesome none the less.

Why not use the stock spare holder on the other side? A new eye bolt is all it takes, and just as cheap. Not to mention a lot safer. Oh and thats a worn down 31.

I was thinking the same thing too. But i guess it depends if you want to push cold air into the engine compartment or let hot air out. i would have turned them around and mounted them closer to the cowl, IMO.

Dibs on the rear hitch. Can you send me some more photos of the hitch to [email protected] Thanks

Aussie says only 2-3 hours install time for any joe schmo. Im sure a professional mechanic could do it quicker than that with the right tools.