One of the best TJ maintenance videos I have seen.
@dtpprojectsАй бұрын
Wow seriously awesome build mate!
@whitewolfoverland1172 ай бұрын
Glad y'all are back! No more hibernation 😅
@rmat90236 күн бұрын
Wow, she looks great, sturdy and I bet she handles just fine. Cool jeep, too. Not sure about the gas tanks hanging like that.
@oztjwrangleradventures59162 ай бұрын
Great to see you guys back. Looking forward to seeing more adventures.
@CBOverland
2 ай бұрын
Thank you! We’re stoked to get back out on the trail!
@ThePuresmithroaderАй бұрын
Great video guys keep up the good work
@outlandr55942 ай бұрын
Your back! Awesome!
@HIGHPLAINSDRIFTER012 ай бұрын
Awesome to see an update video!!! 👏👏👏👏
@havoc_642 ай бұрын
Great Video! Got this guy to Subscribe! and Rattle Can for the win!
@3smoke2 ай бұрын
I've got a 99 TJ with 120k miles mostly offroad. I've been through a couple radiators, couple exhaust manifolds, steering pump and box. I run the Currie (now Rock Jock) short arms with Johnny Joints and never had an issue. They give major flex and have never squeaked.
@CBOverland
2 ай бұрын
The off road miles definitely strain the equipment! Glad to hear positive feedback on the Johnny joints. On road has been great in our test drives, looking forward to feel the difference on the trail.
@3smoke
2 ай бұрын
@@CBOverlandI had elongated bolt holes on my TJ too. I also took it and had it laser aligned all the way around. It was seriously misaligned and I picked up almost 2 mpg. Now I get 14-15 mpg with 35's a 5-speed manual and 4:88 gears.
@thetrailaheadofus2 ай бұрын
Great walk-through. You made the springs looks easy. lol…I had someone do mine because I didn’t feel comfortable. My axle shafts and gears are next. Once again, I don’t feel comfortable but that comes from just not knowing.. Hope the pups are doing well. Take care, see you out there.
@CBOverland
2 ай бұрын
Thank you! Springs/lift kits, for the most part, are pretty straight forward but I’m all about supporting your local shop or friend too! Gears, on the other hand, are bit more involved. Doggos are well and excited for adventure! Happy Trails!
@stoneyt4442 ай бұрын
Good to see you all back. Jeep looks naked haha
@CBOverland
2 ай бұрын
Thank you! And totally agreed! 😆 I’m taking a break from bolting the rack/tent on as I type this. “Clothed” Jeep coming soon! 🤣
@TAC_Gray_Beard2 ай бұрын
Looks great. I was wondering which Titan welder you are using and how do you like it?
@CBOverland
2 ай бұрын
Thank you! I’m using a Titanium mig170. It works well, I’m a fan of the 120/240v power option. I’ve used just about every brand of welder out there and for how well this little machine runs I couldn’t justify the expense of the big names. Harbor freight’s warranty is hard to beat as well. Cheers friend!
@MrCee-eq9fe10 күн бұрын
What boots are you wearing?
@alec469920 күн бұрын
This isnt a good built. Sorry, but that's the truth. Anyone says otherwise absolutely doesn't know what they're talking about. You're too heavy. You're too tall and that damn low clearance crossmember, jesus.. Steal armor and bumpers is moronic especially with the weight you're already trying to carry. Aluminum exists. i could go on and on but i see no reason to.. FFS use a cheater bar when installing the tire, its so much easier..
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One of the best TJ maintenance videos I have seen.
Wow seriously awesome build mate!
Glad y'all are back! No more hibernation 😅
Wow, she looks great, sturdy and I bet she handles just fine. Cool jeep, too. Not sure about the gas tanks hanging like that.
Great to see you guys back. Looking forward to seeing more adventures.
@CBOverland
2 ай бұрын
Thank you! We’re stoked to get back out on the trail!
Great video guys keep up the good work
Your back! Awesome!
Awesome to see an update video!!! 👏👏👏👏
Great Video! Got this guy to Subscribe! and Rattle Can for the win!
I've got a 99 TJ with 120k miles mostly offroad. I've been through a couple radiators, couple exhaust manifolds, steering pump and box. I run the Currie (now Rock Jock) short arms with Johnny Joints and never had an issue. They give major flex and have never squeaked.
@CBOverland
2 ай бұрын
The off road miles definitely strain the equipment! Glad to hear positive feedback on the Johnny joints. On road has been great in our test drives, looking forward to feel the difference on the trail.
@3smoke
2 ай бұрын
@@CBOverlandI had elongated bolt holes on my TJ too. I also took it and had it laser aligned all the way around. It was seriously misaligned and I picked up almost 2 mpg. Now I get 14-15 mpg with 35's a 5-speed manual and 4:88 gears.
Great walk-through. You made the springs looks easy. lol…I had someone do mine because I didn’t feel comfortable. My axle shafts and gears are next. Once again, I don’t feel comfortable but that comes from just not knowing.. Hope the pups are doing well. Take care, see you out there.
@CBOverland
2 ай бұрын
Thank you! Springs/lift kits, for the most part, are pretty straight forward but I’m all about supporting your local shop or friend too! Gears, on the other hand, are bit more involved. Doggos are well and excited for adventure! Happy Trails!
Good to see you all back. Jeep looks naked haha
@CBOverland
2 ай бұрын
Thank you! And totally agreed! 😆 I’m taking a break from bolting the rack/tent on as I type this. “Clothed” Jeep coming soon! 🤣
Looks great. I was wondering which Titan welder you are using and how do you like it?
@CBOverland
2 ай бұрын
Thank you! I’m using a Titanium mig170. It works well, I’m a fan of the 120/240v power option. I’ve used just about every brand of welder out there and for how well this little machine runs I couldn’t justify the expense of the big names. Harbor freight’s warranty is hard to beat as well. Cheers friend!
What boots are you wearing?
This isnt a good built. Sorry, but that's the truth. Anyone says otherwise absolutely doesn't know what they're talking about. You're too heavy. You're too tall and that damn low clearance crossmember, jesus.. Steal armor and bumpers is moronic especially with the weight you're already trying to carry. Aluminum exists. i could go on and on but i see no reason to.. FFS use a cheater bar when installing the tire, its so much easier..