In 1991, Wheaton produced a significant number of songs on Yo-Yo's "Make Way for the Motherlode", WC and the Maad Circle's "Ain't a Damn Thang Changed", and Ice Cube's "Death Certificate", including NWA diss track "No Vaseline". He also produced "How to Survive in South Central", a Cube's song from "Boyz n the Hood" soundtrack, and Tone Lōc "I Adore You". Continuing into 1992 with Cube's "The Predator" and Yo-Yo's 1992 "Black Pearl", Wheaton stepped onto East Coast hip hop scene producing the majority of Kool G Rap's final studio album with DJ Polo "Live and Let Die", and also managed to provide additional production on two tracks for George Clinton's son Trey Lewd's "Drop the Line", and to produce the title track for "Music from the Motion Picture Trespass". Sir Jinx created remixes for rap-rock outfits such as Rage Against the Machine's "Guerrilla Radio (Sir Jinx Edit)", "Bullet in the Head (Sir Jinx Remix)", and the unreleased "Bombtrack (Remix)", all of which were recorded in 1992.