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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 …
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.
Installation Note: Our installation detail is less complete than the directions that come with the unit. This article is meant to outline and give a better idea of the installation. Follow the Unichip directions and this guide together.
The cold air intake allows the Jeep’s 3.8L V6 to unleash a bit more of it’s hidden horsepower by increasing the air volume being drawn into the engine. This is accomplished by using a free flowing air cleaner element and a redesigned intake tube.
Stop the Leaks! A reader sent in this article to us and we liked it so much we put it here for others to benefit from it too. Many JK owners out there have experienced leaks with from the Freedom Top panels. It seems the best way of preventing leaks is by following a few …
A side by side comparison of the two JK’s on the trail. Last weekend a few of us tackled some trails for the day at Rausch Creek Off Road Park in PA. It was a beautiful fall day, the leaves were changing and created exceptional colors in the forest. The air was cool but not …
a little info for the DIY types Depending on the year Jeep recommends changing the oil in the JK Wrangler every so many miles miles or when the on-board system tells you to. Changing your own oil is a simple procedure and can be done with no special tools in about 30 minutes. Most Jeeps don’t …
