We bring Project Junk Mail back into the shop to address some trail problems. We upgrade our carburetor for a EFI system giving us better performance on steep terrain, plus we give our steering a boost before heading back out on the trails.

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PARTS USED IN THIS EPISODE:

Summit Racing: AutoLoc Bear Claw Latch Set
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40 thoughts on “Pumping Up The Junk Mail Jeep’s Trail Performance With An EFI System – Carcass S2, E17”
  1. On the doors would have been much better to run tubing across top sides running into bottom side so their is no open ends Or open areas for arm or hands to hit. Bump steer is never ok

  2. Suggestion: rear steering. And while I understand about sponsored shows, if that buggy stalls going across an incline, well, it ain't gonna be pretty because of that full hydraulic steering. That'll put those new doors to the test. Yeee hah!

  3. Bump steer is actually really bad for rock crawling. As the axle articulates, it'll push the axle over past the steering range to the point where you lose the ability to turn as far. I've experienced it first hand. Tire is up on a rock and you need to turn more right, but all you have is left and straight.

  4. Oh man, scratched, who put that tree there? Weld a o2 bung and extend the exhaust further to the rear, Its just dumped straight down under the cab, and without doors and slow crawling, gonna be breathing in exhaust fumes all day.

  5. Its hurts my brain to see yall weld without the right insulator/heatshield on your rig lol if its a ck torch order a few 3ghs and youll be rocking

  6. The fuel module from them is a joke. You can't have 5 psi going in and expect 60 psi continuously coming out. I used that set up on a customers car (customer supplied parts) and it ran out of fuel every time you went past 1/4 throttle. It was a terrible design and having a half gallon fuel tank under the hood is an even worse idea. Not to mention their customer support was atrocious to say the least. There is a reason fitech is the cheapest. You get what you pay for

  7. Would have preferred to weld that bung in instead. I've seen the clamp on ones work fine too on road cars
    but the water mud and junk with the heat might make the gasket on it leak.

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