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Jeep started producing the venerable 4.0 in 1987 as an upgrade to the previous 4.2L inline 6-cylinder design. The basic block dimensions lasted until the demise of the TJ Jeep in 2006… that’s damn near 20 years! These 12 valve gas pots can be described as a thick skinned, reliable workhorse with a fan club that can only be described as “devote”. The fans though, will attest that while the design of the basic short block is rock solid, its ancillary equipment leaves a lackluster sheen. The factory exhaust systems are what bring the 4.0L down a notch, but we’re going to raise it back up.Read More

TAP went out to SEMA this November to check out the products being marketed and released for overlanders. One of the products that caught our eye, was the Exo-Top by Rugged Ridge. After a discussion and demonstration at their booth, we thought you’d in interested in seeing more. TAP disclaimer: We do not own and have not personally used an Exo-Top, but obtained product information to pass on to you. Check out this top’s duo function and TAP into Adventure!Read More

If I had to place a wager regarding which vehicle is most often modified, I’d put my cash on the Jeep Wrangler. Owners of Jeeps personalize their vehicle in anyway they can. Be it as simple as wheels and tires to as extreme as turning them into vehicles that make rock walls look like mall parking lot speed bumps.Read More

The SEMA Show offers a lot of things to a lot of businesses, and you will find that the four-wheel drive market is huge. Jeep is represented throughout the halls and show areas, with all sorts of custom treatments and radical builds on display. And while there are hundreds of Jeeps at the show, the ones that stand out are often a part of the OMIX-ADA booth.Read More

The Rightline Gear Jeep Build for the 2015 SEMA Show began in mid-May and ended in mid-October. Our goal was to complete the build ourselves (with minimal outside assistance and guidance), drive to Las Vegas in the Jeep, detail the Jeep ourselves, showcase our Jeep Storage Bags on the Jeep in our booth, take in a day of off-roading after the show, and then drive back to North Carolina in the Jeep. A real grass roots effort you might say!Read More

Chances are, if you own a Wrangler with a soft top, you’ve found yourself making a few sacrifices for the freedom to roll that top back and take in a little sun. Namely, the ability to load gear on the top of your Jeep.Read More

One of the main reasons Jeep owners (regardless of what model they have) wanted a Jeep was to get outside and explore the backcountry. As such, it only seems natural that a soft top you can be peel back to allow more of that outdoor experience to get inside the cabin would be so popular. Don't get us wrong, there's nothing wrong with a hardtop, but you just can't get that same sun on your face, wind in your hair, getting outside sort of feel stuck under a solid lid on your Jeep.Read More

Least expensive vehicles to insure in 2015? Insure.com put three Jeep vehicles on that list: Wrangler Sport, Patriot Sport 2WD, and Jeep Compass.Read More