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Hey Folks, In todays video I run through a quick DIY video on leather wrapping your steering wheel for less than $20. It was a super easy project and is definitely doable in an evening after work. Here is the Amazon link to the kit I used. It is not an affiliate link, and I don't get anything from it: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0989GX7CY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

Today I replaced all 6 U-joints in my 1994 Wrangler YJ including the ones in the driveshafts and the front axleshafts. I also replaced the steering damper, fuel filter, and air cleaner. All in all, everything took me about 12 hours, but it could easily be done in a day without trying to film everything. Thank you all for watching!

Today I install some sound deadening material in my 1994 Jeep Wrangler YJ Sahara. I took decibel readings for every condition, from a bare tub to double insulated at idle, 20MPH, 40MPH, and 50MPH. Thank you so much for watching, and I'd be happy to answer any questions!

In this week's episode I finally got around to painting the green YJ and bought a new engine for the red one. This was my first time painting an entire car and I'm happy with it! This engine on the other hand, definitely needs some love. You'll see more of it to come in next weeks episode!

I finally got the YJ down to the DMV for inspection, but it was nowhere close to passing. I've got plenty to fix before it's street legal, and that starts today with the brakes! The stock Jeep YJ proportioning valve can keep up with smaller rear discs just fine, but wasn't up to the task when it came to stopping the Ford 8.8. A new Wilwood proportioning valve will take care of that, no problem!

Hey folks, this week I made my way up into Jersey to pick up yet another Jeep YJ. I figured I would use this as a great teaching tool in order to demonstrate how you can get free parts for your project car or other cars and even make some money doing it; all it takes is your time!

After seven long years my 1994 Jeep Wrangler YJ is finally back on the road with it's new drivetrain. A carbureted small block Chevrolet out of a 1980 Corvette is backed by a junkyard 700r4 and NP241c. A Dana 30 and Ford 8.8 put the power to the ground to some noticeably small wheels. Slowly but surely getting ready to take it to a car show!

I spent way too long sanding! It's boring and tedious work but it's one step closer to getting the body back on my V8 swapped 1994 Jeep YJ. There's still plenty of work left before it goes back on and I was hoping to have it painted in this video but as you either saw or will see that did not go according to plan. Next video should be much cooler with things like the gas tank, SYE, and the begi...

Today I finally get my 700r4 transmission and NP241C installed in my V8 swapped Jeep! This video had a lot of new experiences for me and I'm so glad to have it done. I was hoping to have this video out a lot sooner. I sprained my ankle in a rugby game last weekend and I've just gotten back to walking without a limp and getting up and down stairs. Today was the first day I could finally drive ba...

Today I finally get some accessories on the outside of the motor. The amount of progress I am making is starting to become a little scary. The only things I have left for this 1980 Corvette motor is exhaust manifolds and a thermostat/housing and then it will be complete sitting in the 1994 Wrangler's frame. That is still a surreal thing for me to be able to say. Next video will be swapping in m...

I've taken some basic hand tools and a little bit of searching on UA-cam and successfully started my 1980 Chevy Corvette 350 in my 1994 Jeep YJ. It took a long time to get to this point and I'm excited to see what comes next. Next stop: Getting that 700r4 transmission and NP241c transfer case installed. Thank you for watching and I'll see you next time! Music: First Song: Cross the Road - Silen...

I bought this Jeep almost six years ago. A lot has changed since then, but there's still plenty more to come. Check back next time to see that motor run! Originally the plan was to fix a few things and get it back on the road but as you saw, things changed quickly. I know this video has a lot going on but that's what happens when you take six years of content and shove it all together. I never ...