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May 21, 2013, 09:24:16 PM


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PROJECT 
 ROCK-SPIDER


Project Rock-Spider has been an ongoing project of OFFROAD-REVIEW for many years. It's reviewed more products and been part of more projects than any other vehicle we've had. This year we've decided it was time for dramatic change. We've decided to convert our factory equipped manual transmission YJ back to yet again a manual after being changed to an automatic many years ago. The new setup will consist of the popular and bulletproof SM465, Dodge NP203 doubler connected to a flipped DANA 300 at the tail. With upgrades of course. This combination will yield a 185:1 crawl ratio with the versatility of having countless gear options.

Keep an eye on this project as we will be posting informations and articles as it unfolds.

SM465 - NP203 - DANA 300



     



DIY High Line Tube Fenders (Photo's Coming Soon!)


 




Spec's

Model/Make: 1990 Jeep Wrangler
Engine: 4.6L Stroker, 68mm TB, 3" intake, borla header, 24lb injectors, Screamon Demon Ignition, 3" header back exhaust
Transmission: 2000 TJ 32rh converted from an AX-15
Transfercase: NP231, Tera Low 4:1, Advanced Adapters HD SYE, 1310 CV front & rear
Front Axle: Currie Rock Jock 60, 35 spline inner & outer shafts, CTM u-joints, Spool, 5.38 gears, Warn premium hubs, 8 on 6.5"
Rear Axle: 14-Bolt (1-ton version), DRW Hubs, Detroit Locker, 5.38 gears, OEM 1.5" shafts, Disc brakes, 8 on 6.5"
Suspension: Custom 0" lift National leaf packs (weight rated), Spring Over, Shackle Reversal, Fox 7/8 shaft Reservoir shocks, Timbren bumpstops
Tires: 42" Goodyear Kevlar MTR's
Wheels: 17x9.5 Allied (Raceline) "Monster" aluminum beadlocks
Other: Hydraulic Assist steering, 7075 aluminum steering links, Adjustable bumpstops, PRP Seats, T-Max comp winch, Crawler Hood, Custom cage, Quick Disconnect Steering, Boatsided rocker panels, Oasis onboard air, Wheelbase = 102", and more
Future Mods: Granny Low Manual Trans (np435 or sm465) T-Case (Atlas, StaK, or flipped Dana 300), Tube fenders



1-TON Axles For Project Rock Spider
Built in-house with aftermarket parts, hardware, lockers, gears and more.


Currie RockJock 60 Front
5.38's, Spool, F450 Knuckles & More
Junkyard 14 Bolt Rear
5.38's, Detroit Locker, Trussed, & More


Project Sponsors

 



 
 
 
4.6L Jeep Stroker Engine Build-up
California legal hp!

Want more power out of your 4.0L and still meet emission in all 50-states? How does 260 horsepower and 295 lb. of torque sound as well?



Wizard Cooling's Aluminum Jeep YJ Radiator with SPAL Electric Fan
PRODUCT REVIEW


Project Rock Spider gets outfitted with a sweet new cooling setup! Including a Wizard Cooling aluminum radiator & SPAL electric fan.


Allied "MONSTER" Beadlock Wheels & Maxxis Creepy Crawler Tires
PRODUCT REVIEW

New set of 17-inch aluminum beadlocks for Project Rock Spider. Combining a sexy sleek look with brute force strength on 40" Creepy Crawlers!

Bubba Ropes - A Military Spec Tow Strap
PRODUCT REVIEW


100% nylon braided tow straps for yanking!! Developed from military spec's insure superior safety and strength!


H3R Performance Fire Extinguishers 
PRODUCT REVIEW


We install a pair of H3R extinguishers in two of our very different Offroad Project Vehicles. Including NASCAR approved billet quick disconnect mounts.

Brown Dog Super Brackets & Motor Mounts
PRODUCT REVIEW


Serious Motor Mounts for all Jeep Makes & Models. Reviewed with there stout Super Brackets.

T-MAX 9,000lb. Comp Series Winch
80-feet of rope on a short drum!
PRODUCT REVIEW

New comp series winch from T-Max is added to our Jeep. Plenty of rope stuffed onto the short drum too. 


Boatside Rocker Panels on a YJ
Little Bit of Cutting Required!

Added a set of boatside rockers and the clearance gain is well worth the choppin. These rockers are awesome! One of my favorite mods on my Jeep.
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