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Rig of the Month

March 2010

Craig Thompson’s Comp buggie at our Christmas party. Here are the specs on the rig… Home built chassis by Joel Kelsey (Sacramento, CA) Unimog axles – Mog9 front and narrowed rear Modified Knuckles with 41 degree steering and full Hydro 3.8L supercharged v6 – GM 3800 (260 HP) Chrysler 999/998 Tranny w/ art carr manual valve body Atlas II 4.3:1 Wilwood brake components [...]

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Rig of the Month

February 2010

JMCleish’s Cherokee Well here is my sport. Bought it a year and a half ago bone stock and saved my pennies to make a capable wheeler that has some street manners as well and I would say it was a success. I have driven to and from every trail I have wheeled it on. Being in [...]

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Rig of the Month

January 2010

John-n-Kim’s Fullsize Bronco It’s a 92′ ford bronco w a SAS up front using a d44 with Chevy 3/4 outers, the radius arms are a 38″ long running johnny’s at the ends.  The front coils are cage offroad’s 6″ 78-79 ford bronco/f150 springs and running there shocks as well.  it has high steer with 1 ton Chevy [...]

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Rig of the Month

December 2009

Razuki’s 1988 Suzuki Samurai Tin Top! The sami is set with a springover lift and a set of 31×12.5o muds pushed down the trail by a stock drive train!!   Razuki getting it done in the snow   Break time in the back country   Enter the Rig Of The Month section on the 4×4Him Forum

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Rig of the Month

November 2009

Belongs to AZCA Jeeper.   1987 Jeep Cherokee - 4.0 Straight 6 - 5 spd - Cobra CB - 31″ KM/2’s on American Racing Wheels - 3.5″ Trailmaster lift - 1″ Coil Spacers - 1″ lift/revolver shackles - 12″ Fox Remote Reservoir Shocks - 4.10 Gears - Stock Stubby Bumper & Trimmed front fenders - MORE Bombproof Motor mounts - Windshield Mounted 100w KC’s - Optima Red top - Viper Alarm - [...]

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Indiana - swi4x4Him

Southwest Indiana

Posted on 28 February 2010

Visit our new Indiana chapter at swi4×4Him.com!!!! Continue Reading

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Build Tech, Equipment Use

Home-brew tube notcher

Posted on 23 February 2010

Ever wanted an inexpensive way to notch tube without breaking the bank? Follow along as we build a tube notcher on the cheap! There is about $50 worth of materials in it so far. Started with an old fairlead roller and a fold up jack. I took the roller apart (it’ll make sense in a minute) and got [...] Continue Reading

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Events

KOH From the Pit Crew Cheif’s standpoint

Posted on 19 February 2010

 Due to a job interview my dad and I were unable to get there until Tue night. On the way down there it rained for most of the way. Then on hwy 58 and 247 it snowed on us and we did not have any chains. So I was glad that the road had very [...] Continue Reading

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Events

Teaching the Griffin Girls to Wheel

Posted on 18 February 2010

    Well minimatt came to me and said Tom Beebe asked us to take the Griffin girls out on a short run,   so we did more then that and we taught them how to wheel starting with how to shift a manual transmission.  We left camp just as we finished serving breakfast to 500 people with the [...] Continue Reading

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Events

4X4HIM.ORG ENTERTAINING THE GRIFFIN RADIATOR FOLKS

Posted on 18 February 2010

    Tom Beebe asked minimatt and me if we would mind taking a couple of the event sponsors on a mild trail run to show them the course and what it was all about. Of course I said we would be happy to do it. Well it turns out that we were taking Ron Beebe, the [...] Continue Reading

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Events

KOH PUBLIC RELATIONS By MATT and RICK

Posted on 17 February 2010

    I will write more on this later when I have more time, but the majority of my week was spent doing PR-type stuff with racers, race fans, sponsors and the promotors. This trip exceeded my expectations 100 fold. I can not tell you how many people I had the opportunity to share 4×4Him with and [...] Continue Reading

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Events

KOH 2010 RACE REPORT by HOBIE

Posted on 17 February 2010

wow i am back and i just wanted to let everyone know how great and how big of help that the 4×4him crew did down there. talk about an impression. and not just the regular christian impression, i am talking proffesional pit crew action, proffesional hard working stay up all night wrenching and knoweldgable guys. [...] Continue Reading

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Equipment Use

How to use a Hi-Lift (farm style) Jack

Posted on 05 February 2010

How To Use and Safety Precautions 1. Warnings, Cautions and Dangers! 2. Lubrication 3. Parts List. 4. Operating Instructions 5. Accessories 1. Warnings, Cautions and Dangers!: With proper use and care, your Jack will give you years of dependable service. You can use the Hi-Lift® Jack in many ways, including: Lifting stable loads. Winching loads. Clamping or spreading. Stretching wire. Raising vehicles or [...] Continue Reading

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Build Tech

Installing an in-cab winch control for XRC8

Posted on 05 February 2010

This is a project I did on my Jeep but it really would be similar for most any project. This is my homespun In-Cab Winch control setup for my Smittybilt XRC8 winch I have seen this issue come up a lot and have been “Gonna do it” for a long time, well, I was at 4 Wheel [...] Continue Reading

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Arizona

23 Sept 06 – Coke Ovens of AZ

Posted on 04 February 2010

Peter, Luke and Sam, met up with Ben and I to do a trial run on the Coke Oven trail on the 23rd. This was hoped to be a scheduled run for the Jamboree in October but we wanted to check for trail damage after the floods of this past summer. We came in of [...] Continue Reading

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