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So my gf's 93 HO 4.0 XJ failed the emissions test here in Oregon due to excessive NOx. It is originally a CA Jeep, and the previous owner put on an aftermarket air intake, but the motor is otherwise stock, 210k miles. It runs strong and doesn't have any other problems. I know that excessive NOx...

So my girlfriend asks me to drive her XJ home the other night. 20 seconds into the drive, I notice that the oil pressure gauge is reading a big fat zero, with no idiot light on. Pull over, oil everywhere on the passenger side of the motor. Now it's back in our garage. Dipstick was obviously dry...

Bought this lovely 88 for $500, and am going through fixing all the crap which had been neglected for 215k. So the rear main is leaking like a sieve, along with all of the other seals on the 4.0. The plan is to do new bearings while I have the pan off, but I've never done them before, or...

Just bought an 88 XJ for cheap, and am in the process of going through and fixing all of the little things. Problem is, the rear hatch doesn't sit flush. If you look at the hatch in relation to the roof, the hatch sits below a little, and is very tight around the tail lights and bumper...

Does anyone have any pics/experiences running 32x11.5's on 15x7 wheels with the corresponding backspacing of 4.75" or 4.5"? Which backspacing do you recommend? Any rubbing issues? I'm running Rusty's 4.5" and will trim the front fenders a little. Thanks.

So I replaced my entire steering column with a junkyard unit. From me pulling and putting back together the intermediate shaft onto the steering box a few times, I now suddenly have a leak coming from the splines. Pisser! Is there a way to replace this seal, or should I just go pull a box from...

Hey all, new to the board and have had a great time spending the last few hours reading the threads. I'm building a long arm set-up and am wondering what you guys are typically running for steel stock. I'm relatively new to fabricating, and to buying heims/threaded rodding/bushing ends. Any...