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I live in Colorado and have the Howell kit on my Scrambler with a 4.2L 258. I live @ 7900ft. and drive anywhere from down in the valley @ 5000ft to over trail ridge road @ 12,000ft.
It provides a more consistent fuel air mix and I haven't had any issues. It seems to have more consistent power...
Thanks to everyone who contributed to this post! Especially @93_Fummins for the great template. It worked out great for cutting my aftermarket mudflaps.
Does anyone know the proper hardware needed to mount OEM front and rear mudflaps or if anyone sells a hardware kit for them? I want to say the hardware may have spacers of some type.
Thanks
If you decide not to use it I would be interested in trying to fix it up. I have been wanting to find a white rear bumper for my Scrambler. I live North of you in Loveland. Not sure if it's fixable. Does it have the mounting brackets?
I like the look of yours. I don't know if I could get it to work on the Howell. What is the O.D. of the air cleaner on yours that you attach the throttle body? Is it 2.5"?
I would need to see if I could make a step up adapter to fit the Howell.
Thanks
It would be nice to have different Jeeps and regions represented.
JerseyJeeps, I hope you don't mind me using your jeep pic for practice.
Here is a Southwestern theme.
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