If it has Cyber in the name it will be here. Widgets, gadgets, and things that vibrate are all here.
I see you just purchased a new off-road vehicle. I bet you already picked out a lift, bigger wheels and tires, bumpers, armor, winch, snorkel, exhaust, and who knows what else. Know what you forgot on that list?
No matter what type of off-the-road travel you want to do your suspension is one of the most important parts of your vehicle. Most modern suspension systems made today are coil springs and shocks or coil over-spring suspension that requires a compromise between on-road and off-road performance.
2005 and 2006 Jeep TJs/LJs have a Powertrain Control Module (PCM) that is notorious for failing. Unfortunately, you will not find any OEM replacements which will leave you with three options: repair your unit, find a used unit pulled from another vehicle, or replace your unit with a refurbished one.
Bypass shocks look cool, cost a ton of money, and give you excellent mall crawler cred. But are they worth the money and what do they actually do?
Did you know that your vehicles traction control can be a benefit off road? Read more to find out how.
Despite our best efforts to discuss the use of sway bars, and to help people understand how they can help you, they are still looked upon as witchcraft. Those who stay connected off-road are derided as imbeciles, noobs, and made to sit in the corner and color.
