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The question was how to install after market "lights" and use the factory "fog light" switch. I really just wanted to use my 170's lights as off road lights not fog lights. I lived in Iceland and England and never really felt a strong need for fog lights in either place (low beams are fine and...

Thanks for the inputs but I'm still fuzzy on an actual answer especially the factory switch terminals 2 and 3 in relation to the brown and black/red wires on the harness. This layout jives with the FSM as well but the volt meter is a sure way. 1. Orange - Fused panel lamps dimmer switch...

I've been running TnT long arms on a 5.5 lift for almost fours years and have had zero problems. Bob actually sent the kit to Iceland via USPS in small pieces when I was living there...how is that for customer service! It is stout and has awesome flex. As for "unloading"...I lived in the UK...

I have read how others have installed after market fog lights using the factory switch and I have the diagrams but I need some additional help. Below is the link to the Light Force wiring harness....notice the black/red and brown wires that go to the switch. The brown wire goes from the switch...

I've been looking for an answer to this for a bit and have had no luck. (I'm sure someone knows exactly where to look!) The question: I want to put a 9" in the rear of my XJ with either 4.86 or 5.14 gears. The problem is that neither of those ratios match a 30/44/60 which uses 4.88 or 5.13. I...

...when the starter falls out while driving down the road because your 4 cyl/4 spd vibes so bad (86 MJ and it happened more than once..hahaha) ...when you rent a commercial warehouse so you can "work on" your Cherokee inside ...when your friends don't like riding in your Cherokee because it's...

I installed the TnT kit about a month ago (had it in storage for a year) with RE 5.5 coils and like it. I haven't been offroad yet due to that fact I live in England and I have been really busy....excuses I know. But, I do drive about 35 miles daily on the worst roads I have ever seen with an...

I've got a currie on 6.5 TnT longarm and it works perfect. Good price also.

I have an 86 Comanche with about 270K on it and I ran (Lived in South Florida) straight Valvoline 40 weight after about 190. My family business always ran straight weight oil in the work trucks and it worked for me. No bad leaks and it never left me stranded. I would say for you run a higher...

How long did the install take you? I have the whole currie kit waiting to be installed. Were there any gotchas that you ran into?

I have one on my 99 XJ and I like it. It's quieter than an OE style and doen't slip under load. As said before, some things you don't skimp...

3" seems like all you will need.......until "inchitis" sets in...hahahahaha. I started with a 3" Rough Country which was fine for about 3 years. Now I have 2500 bucks worth of 6.5" parts in my living room just waiting for a free weekend. Save your money, get the "good stuff" and do it right...

I have been thinking the same thing myself about mounting tools/gear/etc... I was thinking about making a "Rat-cage" type mount for the rear cargo area that I could take out if I need more room. The actual "Rat-cage" cost about $450 so buying one is not an option but I think fabricating one...

Cool thread Eric!! Now if I could get my welding skill anywhere near that...

For a standard two joint drive shaft (stock xj) the centerline of the pinion on the diff and the output shaft on the TC should be parallel. You are adding shims and causing the problem to become worse. A TC drop will lower the output shaft of the TC but still remain parallel with the pinion on...

Re: Iceland (UK) XJ Build (Update!) As Bob from TNT told me "builds always take longer than expected". I really never expect my XJ to go from Albaquerque, NM to Valdosta, GA to Keflavik, Iceland to Ely, UK but I finally got most of my parts in and I am about to start the install soon. Here is...

You didn't specify price....hahahahahahah

DPG Offroad sells nifty disco holders. I think they cost 20 bucks and hold the disco's and the sway bar out of the way with snap links and cable. You could probably source all the materials yourself and put your own together but for me being overseas it was easier to just buy them.

Banks Tourqe Tube. The ad in JP or somewhere I read said 4.0 and 2.5. Check it out. Ole' 86 Comanche....I have a long bed at home waiting for some TLC or a sawzall.....ahahahaha

Intense Performance Filters makes a cone style filter/canister that is made for snorkels. Also check out DPG Offroad for the Airflow Snorkels. They are about the same price as an ARB. The Airflows mount higher on the fender and seem to have less bends in the intake hose. You could also pull...