Homebrew Jeep Modifications(DIY)

[hughes278]

Limb risers...

is this home made? i love it do you have a write up?

[thatguysgarage]

I have been working on a receiver rack for the front bumper of the JK. Here what I have so far.

[Nikson]

is this home made? i love it do you have a write up?

is it that complicated even by looking at the picture? You can find all of those supplies at the good ol' Home Depot...

[trust]

bump revised burrito warmer coming soon

[trust]

My orignal warmer worked fine but I deided I wanted something wide enough for a slice of pizza and with a lid to minimize dust and to keep the food in the warmer so I threw this togetherburrito warmer 007.jpgburrito warmer 006.jpg

[theksmith]

My orignal warmer worked fine but I deided I wanted something wide enough for a slice of pizza and with a lit to minimize dust and to keep the food in the warmer so I threw this together...

nice, i also recently re-did my oven. now i can fit 2 burritos instead of one!



it also now holds one of these pans easily.



you can pre-make meals in these pans, then wrap them up in foil and just place a pan in the engine "oven" at lunch on the trail to heat up for dinner back at camp (provided you are wheeling all afternoon).

more info: http://offroadpassport.com/forum/sho...&postcount=540

the old one was pretty much the same thing, but not as secure of mounting and was one size smaller pan:

[Cityslicker]

where did you get that pan? I'd love to have one of them in the XJ... the engine runs at 210 like a clock... I could roast a turkey..

[trust]

Very nice theksmith! yours is quite sophisticated, mine is just two shallow baking pans a d a pair of small brass hinges held closed with a binder clip, I think I'll look for a cabinet latch like yours, that's much cleaner

thanks

[warrpath4x4]

My orignal warmer worked fine but I deided I wanted something wide enough for a slice of pizza and with a lid to minimize dust and to keep the food in the warmer so I threw this togetherburrito warmer 007.jpgburrito warmer 006.jpg

is that just attached to the valve cover itself or do you have a bracket in there?

[trust]

simply attached to existing bosses in the valve cover, it's a 4.0L jeep head and valve cover on the the 4.2L straight six with MOPAR efi, when I saw the flat VC and the mounting points there already it seemed a no brainer

FWIW, it is not as effective as i had hoped at highway speed, on the trail it works great, on the open road, not as well