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Tube It Out! There are many ways that tubing out portions of your four wheeler can improve it's off road performance. It can improve departure and approach angles, allow more engine cooling, and allow larger tires with no lift. It also looks cool.

Rancho RS9000 RCX Remote Control Damping System The only problem with your adjustable Rancho 9000X shocks is you are getting tired of getting out of the vehicle every time you want to change the dampening of the shock. Rancho has made a product to pamper us even more, the Rancho RS9000 RCX Remote Control Dampening System. The RCX comes with all the necessary hardware to set up and use the system.

Swapping out a NP-249 for a NP-231 Transfer Case One of the main drawbacks of the '93-95 ZJ version of the NP-249 case is the lack of a low-range lock.

Colorado Off Road Extreme (C.O.R.E.) Off Road Park Colorado Off Road Extreme is an 800-Acre off road park for Trucks, SUVs, and all types of four-wheel drive vehicles. C.O.R.E. offers a legal, private, and controlled place for four-wheeling enthusiasts, including a 1 1/2 Mile Off Road Track, Mud Bogging, Obstacle Course, Tough Truck track, and Rock Crawling. The park will also include the largest Motocross and ATV riding facility in the state of Colorado.

A Jeeping Chef’s High Country Hunt Camp Chef Mark returns with several recipes, prepared in his irrepressible manner, that will satisfy anyone after 4-wheeling or in a hunt camp - whether you brought home some game or not. Packed with carbs, these recipes will take the chill off the high country.

Project Comanche- Armor Now that I have a competent truck on the road and trail, the last piece of the puzzle is to keep it looking great. That means adding armor to protect all sides of the vehicle. And since the Comanche is still not the most extreme vehicle in the pack, solid extraction points front and rear are essential.

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