MiNi Beast

How many miles do you get per full up? All sorts of things contribute to poor gas mileage. Box jeep design, cad, fuel filter, air filter, dirty intake, carbon buildup in the engine, weak spark, oversized tires, gearing, poor fluids, lead foot, bad timing and thats what i got off top of my head. Start there and keep us updated on your progress.

Ouch. So good motivation to get in something with a roll bar eh? <---why don't we have one with roll bars???

Not bad. Nice jeep you got yourself there. Welcome home!

Do it.

Sweetness!

Cosmetic surgery and run it.

don't be fooled into thinking you need all those fancy things to go overlanding. Its just a matter of who your trying to impress. don't get me wrong shiny things are cool and all, but do you really need it? Oh ok, perhpas you like the comfort and ease that it might bring you, so pony up then when you can. However in the meantime time, get out and enjoy overlanding now. As you use and get out and about you will find out what you really need and what you really may want to have in means of creature comforts. But I'm no fool, i invest in tools. Cause the truck has to stay running to do any overlanding.

@Cruiser54 he's has a great technical support site that will help you.

Not very hidden now is it then? Awesomeness. Thanks for sharing with us vs just being a lurker. Love to have some of your insights contributing to the site. Be great to have more details on them good looking jeeps parked about.

91 and up d30. Id look for a 95-98 xj d30 as it will not have the cad, being high pinion yet but with bigger axle u joints as well. Which you could also install just the shafts in your current cad housing as would just install a inner seal in the pumpkin.

The mark....I'm in.

Indeed. This buds for you Pete!

I took mine out and just left it out, best 15lbs weight savings ever. Who needs heat or a/c.?

Word. Doing good here still enjoying the comanche myself. You should get back in one once you gots that firebird finished up.

Another one saved. Nice.

Growing up...

Looks good all tucked in.

Slight defect under taillights...umm I'm in.

So are the motor mounts "solid" or will ther be torque twisting to accommodate for?

updates.. we like updates and pics.

What the turkey!?!

You have been blessed for sure. And for sure a tank heater from then were built good and did last, nowadays they are not being built to the same quality standards and if so you are buying at premium unfortunately. Which at that point why not consider a tankless and gain space and higher level of abundance. With you being better case of heaters working well, I have swapped so many hot water heaters so rusted out, or filled with sediment, and roasted by junk controls. 3-15 years with 10 years being average of a good quality heater. 20 + years for those lucky ones.

Well it fired and ran a bit after the cps, so I would double check that. And assuming fresh gas you also install a fresh fuel filter, also did you add some sea foam of sorts to clean the fuel injectors.