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I think we have one at work in ours spares box, I'll check.

I think the general consensus is you can do it... but it ain't gonna last very long. ;)

CJ8, Scramblers are always cool.

Yeah, I'm there.

I post here and JeepForum, but JeepForum is almost TOO huge, and moves a mile a minute. Almost impossible to keep up with some days, but the huge network helped me find some local Jeepers.

Consumer Reports is fairly useless unless you want to hear about how great Honda and Toyota are, and how much every Chevy, Ford, and Chrysler product is the biggest POS in human history.

I was born in '85 :D

KM2's, buy all 5, and get them from somewhere that sells a road hazard warranty if you're concerned about blowing them out...

If the kids were as young as Terry said, they were probably too dumb to know any better... just grab the shiny stuff and run.

I bet we'll see it someday, Chrysler's just a mess right now. Fiat's doing some awesome stuff with Jeeps for 2010, though.

Under Fiat, Jeep is bringing back the Islander. Under Fiat, Jeep is now offering a Rubicon Unlimited from the factory with an 8,000lb Warn winch, 35" KM2's, offroad bumpers, rock sliders, the works (I know, built not bought... whatever). The Jeep display at the Detroit Auto Show was 5 times the...

Might be too late here, but my speedo actually seemed more accurate with the 31's, it was always a little off with the stock 30's. No rubbing at all on either of my sets of 31's, although I'm running a less aggressive tire on my stock rims for winter. My summer tires are AT's on a rim with 4" of...

I'm running 31x10.5's on mine, no problems here...

13-15 is about where I'm at, depending on how much i'm driving on the highway or low traffic. Didn't really see a drop when I went from 30's to 31's.

Consider me corrected.:shades:

Definitely not 15x10 rims, but 33's fit fine on 10" wide rims. They'd look awful skinny on those rims, though. Actually, will those fit on a YJ? I thought YJ's had a 5x5.5 bolt pattern, that's a 5x4.5 rim.

I guess I don't know for sure that CostCo's are, I sorta figured they are because they sell them about the same price as I do at Sam's. Our respective tire departments sell a lot of the same product.

From what I've been hearing, Optima's quality has seriously tanked in the last few years. Also, the Costco/Sam's Club Optimas aren't the same as regular Optimas, and actually have less CCA's and RC. The DieHard Platinum P4 is the battery I'd recommend at this point. And that's coming from...

Had the same problem with my '05 Sport, Blower Motor Resistor. It's kind of a pain to get to, but there's some good write-ups out there. I just pulled the passenger seat to lay on my back while I was working on it.

My 4Lo is real seems kinda tricky, never seems to work the same way. Sometimes I can engage and disengage in neutral or park with the engine running, and sometimes I've had to shut the Jeep off to disengage it without getting a horrible grinding noise.