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QUESTION: Hey I saw a part on your website (left hand thread tie rod end #ES2233L) My Jeep is a 1966 CJ-5 and I keep getting the wrong part sent to me from 4×4 shops. This part looks to be the one I need. Is the thread diamater 11/16th’s? Also, is this part designed to …
Well after about 8 hours the bumper is installed and looks great. We did a full write-up on the installation. The bumper and it’s components are top quality. The instructions were very detailed but had a few inconsistencies. See the full article: AEV JK Wrangler Front Bumper Install
Bumper Installation Install the winch mount making sure you place the 3/8″ plates between the mount and the frame. Follow the directions for proper tightening and spacing. Place the winch into the mount. TIP: Do not bolt in the winch at this time. You will need to slide the winch side to side to get …
Remove the old stuff Start by removing the factory plastic skid plate then bumper followed by the plastic closeout on top of the frame. TIP: Be sure to disconnect the fog lights and detach the wiring harness from the inside of the bumper.
About the bumper Without a doubt the new JK Wrangler front bumper from AEV has to be the most stylish and functional bumper available today. In usual AEV fashion this new bumper matches the modernized design of the new Wrangler. The unique quality of the bumper is it’s stamped design that allows the bumper to …
We have been collecting pictures from the “old days” of EC4WDA off road racing. These events were held at several locations across eastern PA throughout the summers. If you have any good pictures you would like to share send us a message from the main page. Go to the East Coast 4 Wheel Drive Association …
Together with OK Auto we put two JK Wrangler Unlimiteds on the dyno at G&S Autoworks in Oxford, NJ to test the results of the performance products we were installing. The products involved int the test are the Unichip Performance Module and Airaid Cold Air Intake.
Together with OK Auto we put two JK Wrangler Unlimiteds on the dyno at G&S Autoworks in Oxford, NJ to test the results of the performance products we were installing. The products involved int the test are the Unichip Performance Module and Airaid Cold Air Intake.
1987 was the last PA state inspection sticker on the Jeep that has sat parked in a barn for the last 15 years. Mike bought his 62 Willy’s truck when he was 17, fixed it up and drove it for years.
Road Test & First Impressions During the initial run the performance improvement is immediately noticeable. The power band seems larger and acceleration is smoother and more confident. Driving the Jeep on the highway feels better. Merging into traffic doesn’t seem as hair raising as before. The Airaid should only improve the Jeep further. Addition – …
