Mark & Cindy D. Wolverine #502
Mark & Cindy will be hosting the April 2018 meeting.
Since joining the club in June of 2014 they have been to Bundy Hill, Rocks and Valleys, Silver Lake, Drummond Island and attended their first WOW event last June in Moab. Their current Jeep is a black 2007 JK X model with a soft top and a 6 speed manual transmission. It has an aftermarket front bumper, rock rails, and rear bumper that are all from ACE Engineering (Warren Michigan). The Jeep has a 3.5" AEV lift to help clear it's 35x12.5x17" BFG Mud Terrain tires. It has a Teraflex tire carrier outback to handle the extra heavy 35-inch spare.
Other modifications include: 4:88 gears with a rear ARB air locker; a "beefed"up dana 30 front axle that has Chrome-Moly axle shafts, it has been gusseted, sleeved, and with Synergy ball joints added; a Rubicon 4:1 transfer case plus soft doors for the warmer seasons.
As all Jeeps are a work in progress their next planned modification will be swaybar disconnects.
Mark & Cindy's favorite place to four-wheel is Moab (so far) because of it's fantastic offroad trails and grand canyon like scenery.
Since joining the club in June of 2014 they have been to Bundy Hill, Rocks and Valleys, Silver Lake, Drummond Island and attended their first WOW event last June in Moab. Their current Jeep is a black 2007 JK X model with a soft top and a 6 speed manual transmission. It has an aftermarket front bumper, rock rails, and rear bumper that are all from ACE Engineering (Warren Michigan). The Jeep has a 3.5" AEV lift to help clear it's 35x12.5x17" BFG Mud Terrain tires. It has a Teraflex tire carrier outback to handle the extra heavy 35-inch spare.
Other modifications include: 4:88 gears with a rear ARB air locker; a "beefed"up dana 30 front axle that has Chrome-Moly axle shafts, it has been gusseted, sleeved, and with Synergy ball joints added; a Rubicon 4:1 transfer case plus soft doors for the warmer seasons.
As all Jeeps are a work in progress their next planned modification will be swaybar disconnects.
Mark & Cindy's favorite place to four-wheel is Moab (so far) because of it's fantastic offroad trails and grand canyon like scenery.
The BFGs seem to eat up the mud a keep Mark & Cindy going forward.
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Making it look easy on the stair steps on their way to Marble Head on Drummond Island.
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Mark's Jeep cleans up well but looks equally good with mud on it too!
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