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Chino Valley, AZ - OR-Fab’s Rocker Panel Rails protect the underside and the outer sheet-metal from damage when driving your Jeep Wrangler on the trail. These rocker panel rails are easy to install and feature a .120-wall steel tube rock-slider bar to provide superior protection. The precision laser-cut design makes for a flush fit against the vehicle’s rockers, and keeps the rock slider rail tucked close to the body, so you won’t bang your ankles when entering or exiting your Jeep.

The 4x4Wire JK recently underwent a slight transformation - from stock to gears, lockers, and lift. That change included new (larger) tires.  And, that resulted in a “bump steer” issue that has now been corrected.

The ultimate solution is the ATS Stabilizer from Fox.  While the Fox ATS Stabilizer is designed to be a direct replacement with a factory suspension, the 4x4Wire JK does have an aftermarket suspension which does entail a little more than just bolting it on.  Installation was quick with little in the way of problems.

Coldwater, MI—March 1, 2013 — BDS Suspension now offers dual steering stabilizer kits for the 1999-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee WJ.

The WJ has proven itself to be a capable vehicle off-road, however the front steering design is inherent to front end "wheel shimmy" issues at stock height or lifted. This new BDS dual steering stabilizer kit is designed to control front end feedback and improve drivability for both stock and lifted applications.

New, More Affordable Bumper System Offered for '07-'13 Jeep JK Wrangler In Response To Customer Feedback

Suwanee, Ga. (March 5, 2013) – Following the successful introduction of its XHD Modular Aluminum Bumper System, Rugged Ridge today announced it has developed an All Terrain Modular Bumper System made from steel for 2007-2013 Jeep JK Wrangler.

The Jeep is 1994 vintage and does show signs of many a mile.  While '94 is young for a Jeep, there are many things that do wear.  One such item has become an annoyance and needed attention - rear view mirrors.  The stock Jeep mirrors are on swivel ball joints.  Over time, these have loosened to the point they do not stay in position.