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Bearing going out on idler pulley? Take a can of WD-40 and spray each pulley bearing one at a time and see which one stops the squeaking.

Any particular year of Ford Taurus to look for?

You might try these guys. They are in California. J&W Auto Wreckers: New & Used Jeep Parts

The shocks in the Fabtech kit don't look very high tech. Looks like cheap Monroes with a with paint job. Of course that is just my opinion.

I too have a CCW license and I carry it whenever possible because of the same reasons state by Itchee96. I have handled handguns and rifles since I was 16 years old. Served 4 years in the US Marine Corps. Qualified as an expert rifleman. Even though I have been out for many years, I still...

I did mine in about 5 hours. You don't have to unbolt the exhaust or the engine mounts like the service manual calls for. I just jacked it up on the frame until I had enough clearance to pull the pan.

Very cool map. I have been to Ks Rocks Park. It has some pretty tough trails for being in Kansas.

I bought 3 different stabilizers for my 95 YJ from O'Reilly Auto Parts and none of them fit. The stud setup just wouldn't work on my Jeep and the old stud wouldn't work with any of the stabilizers. I ended up putting the old one back on.

Viper Alarms are supposed to be the best on the market. I met a guy once who had a real nice TJ. He had a soft top on it and somebody kept cutting it open to get inside. He had an alarm installed with a flashing indicator light mounted in each of the side marker light housings. He never...

I'd like to have one of those decals!

Same here.

Welcome to JEEPZ! I take it from your avatar, you have a YJ. What year is it? Do you have any photos?

Anything to help me avoid their rants.

you might want to check out this site: OffRoad Park Info - Information About Off Road Parks - 4x4 - OHV - ORV Riding Areas

Thanks for the info. I just read your write up and was very impressed!

Damn straight I'd look!

Terry, What is the part number for that setup? I'd like to use that on my jeep.

That's a pretty trick setup!

You might try taking a piece of rope about a 1/4 inch in diameter and wrap it around the appropriate pulleys and measure the overall length. The parts store can usually take that measurement and set you up the right belt. If you haven't noticed, sometimes the length is incorporated into the...

I'm just assuming that the other guy took a measurement off a standard equipped brand new jeep. But I see your point. Just trying to answer YJmudder90s' question.