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After shortening my commute considerably, finally got that lift and wheels.

Spent a few days in Sequoia National Forest with my seven-year-old son and a new Jeep group. Great time had by all. The trail down to Monache Meadows was a blast and we could drive through the Kern River which my boy really liked.

Just got the MagnaFlow Cat-Back Street-Series Black Dual-Tip Exhaust installed last week for my 2.0JLUR. Made a world of difference. The two muffler design starts the first muffler directly under the driver's seat and delivers a low bass note, like an organ pipe, that resonates through the...

Considering the MagnaFlow Cat Back Dual Exhaust on the 2.0T. I've seen some threads for the 3.6L, but was wondering if anyone has any experience with a 2.0.

Replaced plastic bumper with a Rock Hard Patriot Series Full Length Aluminum Bumper. Added Warn 10-S winch and a couple Baja Design LEDs. Just need to get the Black California Plates. Front plate...SMH. Also, as I shift focus to the back, what kind of experience do people have with the...

Headed to Joshua Tree National Park. Beautiful weather and lots of rocks for the kids to climb, but none for the Jeep this time. (sadly).

I'll give it another try in Joshua Tree this weekend. That's the thing about locker questions, you really can't try anything out until you go somewhere. Thanks for everyone's input.

OK, thanks! I'll keep working on it.

Hmmm...it's the same switch. Pressing down locks the rear, pressing up locks front and rear, pressing down again unlocks the front, but keeps the rear locked. Pressing the switch down again doesn't do anything. The manual states "To unlock the axles, push the AXLE LOCK OFF button." : The...

Had the Jeep out this weekend and wasn't able to unlock the rear locker with the Axle Lock Off Button as per the manual. In fact, the "button" doesn't seem to push at all. It's just hard red plastic that doesn't depress when pushed. The front locker unlocks by pushing the locker switch down...

Took the little girl to Oriflamme and Chariot Canyons on the western side of Anza-Borrego for the first legit trail with the JL. Was a little more than expected (in a good way) due to the recent rains knocking a few boulders onto the trail and cutting the streams in extra deep. The Jeep was...