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We get a lot of email from fellow Jeepers wanting to know what the options are for killer transfer cases. Some are looking for strength while others are looking for low gears. In this article we attempt to uncover all that is out there.
Page 6. More images from the 2009 PA Jeeps All Breeds Jeep Show
Page 5. More images from the 2009 PA Jeeps All Breeds Jeep Show
Page 4. More images from the 2009 PA Jeeps All Breeds Jeep Show
Page 3. More images from the 2009 PA Jeeps All Breeds Jeep Show
For the 14th year the PA Jeeps have put together an amazing Jeep show. The weather was perfect, mid 80’s with mostly sunny skies. The smell of gear oil, dirt, and fried food filled the air of the York County Fairgrounds.
July 18 & 19, 2009 – 2 days of Jeeps, Jeep action, Jeep stuff, and well, more Jeeps! Every year the PA Jeeps club puts on an all breeds Jeep show at the York County Fairgrounds in York, PA. Also, every year the show grows and grows. Last year the show was bigger than ever …
Identifying a Jeep – An In-depth Spotters Guide to the 72-75 AMC CJ-5. When AMC acquired the Kaiser Jeep Corp in 1971 they made many changes to the Jeep line starting in 1972. Identifying a 72-75 CJ-5 is actually a rather easy task. In this article we cover some of the key features that ease …
Rear Installation As we did during the front installation support the Jeep’s weight on stands to allow the rear suspension to partially hang free. Start by removing the shocks. Allow the axle to lower completely watching for stretching brake lines, hoses, and/or cables. Remove the rear coil springs.
Front Installation – continued It is easier to install the new springs with the sway bar links and lower track bar mount disconnected. This allows the axle to move further and more freely.
