Parts & Accessories: Page 2

Rock sliders are as much about function for your Jeep as they are style, and finding a set of sliders that complement the look of your Jeep Wrangler, while also protecting it, isn’t always easy. The factory sliders look nice, but are marginal for more than a stock vehicle in more serious terrain and have

Let’s take a minute to talk tech. Diesel-tech, specifically, and the simple upgrades, bolt-on installations, and more elaborate full-truck builds that make up what many enthusiasts feel is the most compelling segment of the truck hobby. There are two major aspects of truck tech: the rig itself, which primarily focuses on interior/exterior/suspension, and various ways

Try to imagine back to the decade of the ’60s for a moment, when the features that we take for granted as essentials in our late-model trucks were luxury add-on upgrades to base-model trucks. Today’s truck enthusiast expects all the modern conveniences of their truck’s counterpart, the luxury car, but what about the classic models

Most people don’t think about replacing the U-joints on their truck until they hear the telltale whine. That’s exactly what happened to us and Project Over/Under recently. With the truck basically complete, we’ve mostly been enjoying it, but we’ve also done a little fine-tuning. We changed out the exhaust—our former kit was rubbing in a

We’re almost wrapped up with Project Over/Under and we’re upgrading the charging system for all of our future off-road adventures.

Modifying pickups (appearance, functionality, etc.) is one of the most subjective elements of the truck hobby. Although adding, subtracting and changing pieces and things is often done after consultation with “experts,” fans, and friends, final decisions ultimately are made by the owner. And though there are no rules or sequences for making upgrades, wheels and

We all want an off-road vehicle that sounds as mean as it looks. However, when a few hours of highway lie between you and the next trailhead, you also don’t want your pipes droning away with a headache-inducing tone before you even touch the dirt. MagnaFlow combats this problem with its Overland Series performance exhaust,