What did you do to your jeep today?
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mikejeepstarternoob
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Marshmallows are good on pothole filled road with no maintenance. I felt my sidewall is to thick anyway. Its 235/85r16 10 plys.
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A success! 
And mourning... with real tears and everything.
Eugene got a new home today... :sad72: But he's still within the KJ community as I'd hoped for... and will NOT be parted. The KJ went to a friend's daughter who is over-the-moon excited to have it. Apparently it's a vast improvement over her 1998 VW Cabrio. I would have to agree.
Oh, and she wants to learn to wheel the KJ too.
I also perused the web for MK mods...
And mourning... with real tears and everything.
Eugene got a new home today... :sad72: But he's still within the KJ community as I'd hoped for... and will NOT be parted. The KJ went to a friend's daughter who is over-the-moon excited to have it. Apparently it's a vast improvement over her 1998 VW Cabrio. I would have to agree.
Oh, and she wants to learn to wheel the KJ too.
I also perused the web for MK mods...
GeekFisher
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Changed Ignition switch and Actuator pin.
Also got 3rd party damn anti-theft removed.
Also got 3rd party damn anti-theft removed.
TwoBobsKJ
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Very nice!!
Where is that trail? Me and a few buddies want to wheel someplace reasonably close - probably in PA. If that's Rausch Creek then that's one of the places we considered.
Dang it's fun wheeling a KJ, isn't it! :waytogo:
Bob
After all the fun times & all the work done to Eugene, I can't believe you actually sold it...:deal:A success!
And mourning... with real tears and everything.
Eugene got a new home today... :sad72:
oh well..
Out with the old & In with the new :happy107:
Hey the seats even lay flat, now you can even sleep in it..:gr_grin:
Just cleaned the rust away from the compressor clutch gap, using emery cloth, then applied some rust spray.
Still have nice & cool A/C!
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smittyfromPA
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It was at AOAA (Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area) in Shamokin, PA. Did a guided ride on green trails as it was the first time I brought my wife with me and our guides were two ladies so she saw its not an all guy thing. Had a few folks driving Wranglers ask if I had lockers (I have LSD) and say that it was "capable" Jeep.
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A success!
And mourning... with real tears and everything.
Eugene got a new home today... :sad72: But he's still within the KJ community as I'd hoped for... and will NOT be parted. The KJ went to a friend's daughter who is over-the-moon excited to have it. Apparently it's a vast improvement over her 1998 VW Cabrio. I would have to agree.
Oh, and she wants to learn to wheel the KJ too.
I also perused the web for MK mods...
This makes me really sad....especially since I can't stand the MK. If you're happy though that is all that matters. Cheers.
How about some pics of the MK? Or did I miss them?
Today I dropped the KJ off to get the trans rebuilt.
Today I dropped the KJ off to get the trans rebuilt.
Drove it to work and home. Stopped at AZone, got wiper blades for the wife's minivan. Got the KJ an air-freshener. :gr_grin:.
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Made me sad too. :blah:
Unfortunately I don't have the space to store it... particularly for something that might get taken out a couple times a year, maybe. It was a difficult decision - trust me, not taken lightly.
Wrangler didn't have the space/mileage I need. Not sold on the appearance of the Renegade. And there wasn't anything else in the Jeep lineup (or otherwise) that I even like. I like the general appearance of the MK - and it'll be better after I make some modifications... in time.
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Nothing other than the one I posted in the other thread. I need to have/make more time to do that.
Where did you decide to take the KJ for the rebuild?
TwoBobsKJ
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The Pats can be built into great little soft offroaders, many people have them just for that purpose. Problem is lifts larger tires but with Stu having a kit that is solved . Of course no to RROs setup ha ha
Couple of guys are building theirs on Expo and there is a whole forum just for the pats now.
trying to talk Jessica into one since I really like them, and already have a list of mods !
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That's the idea.
Clearance and tires are the main thing. I hadn't had the KJ in anything that really "required" low range in probably 3 years now... and as sad as that is to say, it makes me realize how underutilized it was. 4-hi, used plenty of times in my cross country travels - I still have that now.
Who knows... one day if we ever get out of the midwest to somewhere more fun terrain-wise, there will probably be something more off road worthy in the mix. For now, that's not where my needs are.
Clearance and tires are the main thing. I hadn't had the KJ in anything that really "required" low range in probably 3 years now... and as sad as that is to say, it makes me realize how underutilized it was.
4-hi, used plenty of times in my cross country travels - I still have that now.Who knows... one day if we ever get out of the midwest to somewhere more fun terrain-wise, there will probably be something more off road worthy in the mix. For now, that's not where my needs are.
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