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Congrats on the Bike man, I actually sold my Suzuki DR350 Dual Sport to help purchase my second and current YJ. Loved the bike but had to make a choice between the 2. There really was no contest. Have fun with you new toy.

89 yj 258 intake and exhaust manifold Now why didnt I think of that when I was drilling those holes?

Just be sure to use Grade 8 or higher hardware and watch out for the gas tank when drilling. I needed a 1/2 inch bit.

Yep, I followed Bounty's lead and mounted to my frame rail. Though I mounted mine a little more parallel with the ground. I also placed one on each side so theoretically you could loop over both sides and achieve the "center" pull. IMO there is no real good tow point on the rear of a YJ.

Those are great, Man I love Broadband!! Wish we had more trails here in Eastern, NC.

My Daughter is 3 and she loves Daddy's Jeep.

I also installed the 3" RC lift on my 95 YJ back in October. I have no complaints. Dont let the price fool you. I feel its a good quality kit. Though if I knew about the Hell Creek with the warranty I probaly would have gone that way. Good luck on your decision. I think no matter what you decide...

I must say Im quite impressed too...Though some people really need a find a more productive hobby.

Its actually the same 2 1/2 inch muffler clamp that I used for the top. Just needed a strip of metal to hold it on since it only goes through the lift with one end. See the pics - I used the brake line relocation bracket. any 2 1/2 inch ubolt will work just make sure its long enough. hope...

Just curious, why do you want to take the whole tank out? I did the conversion on my 95 in an hour with the tank on.

Good job on the cheap fix, Gotta say 88 was a good year for Dodge, I bought an 88 Dodge colt 3 years old in 91 (just finished High School) with 28k for 3100.00 - what a deal! got 2500 for my d50 pickup that was totalled so it cost 600.00 - all I ever did was change the alternator once, maybe 3...

more 4wd questions Just get some 2 1/2 inch muffler clamps or use the small 2 1/2 inch "ubolts" you can find at the hardware store with the plate at the bottom- will need the plate for the top end of the jack.

I think your right. Unfortunately Im not very well versed in electrical issues so I should probably find out before installing this thing.

Taurus Electric Fan - New Alternator? I just posted a new topic on this regarding the amperage but here is a good write up on the electric fan install. http://www.jacksongalleries.com/alex/jeep/taurusfan/

I found an electric fan from a 93 Taurus with the 3.8. Ive got a write up on it and it states the fan draws nearly 100 amps on startup settling to 33 with constant draw. Will I need a higher amperage alternator or will the stock one be sufficient...at least for now? by the way the link to...

I thought it was hilarious when they went "off road" at the end and went through the big mud hole and just soaked the kid and his nice rig. You know he was hating that. They didnt regear it, he talked about it but didnt do it.

Problem with LED tailights I would agree with that :D

It actually did come with a top bolt on piece, I put it back on after I mounted it. couldnt pass it up for the money. Just hope it pulls through when I need it.

Went to the local Elk Lodge earlier this week where Cummins Tools was having a truck load sale. Had this "Farm Jack" for $30.00 and mounted it to my rear roll bars. its the standard 48". Cant remember who posted the ideas for mounting but the 2 1/2" muffler clamps worked great on the base...

I think the quadratec catalog had some windshield glass listed for 100 bones. Might be wrong check the catalog. order it and have a glass shop install it. if you comp ded is only 100 like mine just claim it and the pay the 100 and call it a day. my w/s is cracked from top to bottom on the pass...