Every Mile Is An Adventure
Using a Jeep cover is one of the best things that you can do for your Jeep. It can help prevent sun damage and will keep your Jeep clean for longer periods of time by preventing animal droppings, leaves, grime, whatever it may be, from settling on your car. This will also save you time and money, not to mention water, by not having to clean it so often. This post has moved to: https://ourjeepadventures.com/jeep-cover-pros-and-cons/
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For quite a while we have known about issues with our LED tail lights. People behind us on trails would often let us know one was flickering or only partially lighting up. Margaret saw it the last time we were out when she was filming from behind the Jeep. We’ve never really liked the tail lights. The ridiculous little LED spots just look stupid to us. I don’t understand why so many people are awe struck by LED tail lights and consider them an “upgrade” So we finally decided to swap them out. This post has moved to https://ourjeepadventures.com/replacing-the-tail-lights-on-our-jeep-wrangler/
Last post we covered the initial upgrades we decided to make as a result of some of the off roading we have been doing. In this post we will continue with other upgrade decisions we made. This post has moved to https://ourjeepadventures.com/mudbug-adventure-jeep-upgrades-part-ii/
Hot Springs ORV Park was a blast. It did however push us to make some more upgrades to the Jeep.
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Whether you’re looking to lift your Jeep to fit larger tires, for better off-road performance or to simply give it a more aggressive look, we have just the right kit for you. With a wide selection from simple poly spacer lift kits all the way up to complete suspension systems with all new control arms, spring, shocks, and all the brackets you need, there’s a kit for every budget. In this blog post, we’ll cover the most common types of Lift for Jeeps.
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As we adventure forth on our adventures in the Jeep we decided it was time to change the type of lift that is currently on our Jeep. When we purchased the Jeep it had a spacer lift on it. This is also sometimes referred to as a budget boost lift. It lifts the Jeep but doesn’t provide any extra suspension or flex capabilities. The spacer lift uses the stock coil springs that come with the vehicle. We were also concerned about how well those rubber spacers would hold up. Would they slowly collapse or dry out leaving us lower in some areas of the Jeep than others? Would they fall out under a heavy suspension flex situation? These were questions and concerns we had so the conclusion was to just replace them with a proper coil spring suspension lift. This post has moved to https://ourjeepadventures.com/changing-the-type-of-lift-on-our-jeep-wrangler/