American Expedition Vehicles will be attending the 9th annual Off Road Expo in Pomona, California (Oct. 3-5) as well as the 2008 SEMA show in Las Vegas, Nevada (Nov. 4-7). We will be showcasing the AEV HEMI®-powered JK Wrangler, new AEV suspension components and tricked-out AEV Brutes. Be sure to come by our booths if you plan to attend either of these shows!
If your vision of the ultimate Jeep JK includes V8 power, American Expedition Vehicles (AEV) HEMI Builder Kit makes the conversion to a 5.7 or 6.1 HEMI, simple. AEV’s kit provides all of the non-factory components necessary to seamlessly install a HEMI V8 into the Jeep JK. It saves time and money and makes it possible for anyone with basic engine conversion experience to complete the installation, hassle-free. The end result provides a factory look and function that will amaze you, and the kind of V8 power and sound that will send you looking for excuses to dip into the throttle.
AEV’s Nth Degree 3-inch JK suspension is now available. Inspired by the JK’s larger size and obvious aptitude for longer, overland-oriented 4-wheel drive treks, AEV set out to engineer what should prove to be the best all around performing systems in the aftermarket. With years of OE suspension engineering experience to bring to the task, AEV has considered all the qualities that make up a great overland-style 4WD: Ground clearance, articulation, load-carrying capability, ride quality and of course, high-speed stability.
The Oregon Coast is a place of amazing geological contrasts. Along much of its length, it confronts the Pacific Ocean with immense cliff walls and dense, green forests. At times, these features seem almost impenetrable to coastal travelers hoping to catch a glimpse of the sea. Seasoned visitors, however, know they’ll get more than just a glimpse as cliff walls and forests frequently give way to miles of blond-colored beaches and immense, wind-sculpted sand dunes.
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