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Dedicated to complete builds, rebuilds and restoration threads from start to end. :d was considering dropping in a 4.0 fuel injection engine with an automatic. These look to be factory photo's from before scrambler was released

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Check out the emblems and laredo hood lettering Toying with the idea of keeping the scrambler (wife has already agreed) but this will definitely require performing an engine swap to make it long distance at 65 mph and partly to satisfy my need to tinker I intended to take a bunch of pictures and make sure i document my experience installing the sniper on my scrambler

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I probably did not get enough pictures or take enough botes, but here goes

To start off, i replaced a holley 4bbl carb mounted on an offenhauser intake Is it more carb than. I purchased the last three sets of chrome rear bumper and end caps with brackets from jw They came in today and look really nice

The brackets are very close to the oem brackets Front of rear cross member only I currently have 3 scramblers and all 3 of them still have the brackets. Hi all, i have everything hooked up and running great after a long, almost 5 year hiatus

I need some advice on what to do with my fuel vent

My jeep is running the howell tbi an has zero emissions stuff hooked up to it The valve cover has a plug in the rear and the front one has a vent. Cj’s were designed to have great maneuverability Don’t compromise your rigs steering radius by converting to an axle that has to have its steering stops adjusted

There is a better way Stock cj front = 170/185 (i know there are more rates then this) stock cj rear = 230/250 (i know there are more rates then this) rubicon express 4.5 front = 210 rubicon express 4.5 rear = 224 like i said, take it with a grain of salt I do know the bds yj 2 springs are 276, i spoke to tech support before buying them. ) but for the life of me could not see how to attach them even with drilling holes where needed

Called kentrol and they confirmed that the step would not fit a 1981 cj8, although they look similar to original and nos steps pictures posted on this site

Anybody able to help an old guy out.