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Thanks, just what I needed. Ron

Here you go. Ron

Another version of AiROCK suspension. Though a little cheaper. Ron

I'll talk longevity of the Clayton arms. I have a set that I originally installed on my 07 JK and then moved them to my 12 JK. 15 years and about 130k miles later I just rebuilt all the rear Johnny Joints because I was hearing a squeak. 3 were in perfect condition and probably didn't need to...

That kind of explains crayons... Ron

Unfortunately not. Thought about that today when I looked at it. Ron

Walmart has Jeep brand Sunshields for the wrangler. I just picked one up the other day. Ron

I just cringed at all the weeding that needed to be done on that. Ron

Better than I could of done. Ron

Nice Pic of Marcos from OverlandX. Glad you were able to help him out. Ron

Thats a great way to hide the boxes from the wife.... Ron

Good thing I swallowed my Beer right before I read that.... :CWL: Ron

I have always set the rear pinion slightly lower at rest because the pinion will lift once you put a load on it due to torque. Hence, RockKrawlers picture is close to the way mine is set (I'm a little less than 2deg). My JK on a clayton lift has run this way for 9 years. Ron

Need to watch the first episode. Looks like an interesting show. Guess I need to look for Jeeps. Ron

That looks great. How much lift did you actually get out of the 2.5. Ron

Be careful, my buddy did that with a brand new C8 corvette... parked it in the driveway, went with his buddies to New Orleans for the weekend. She woke up and called him pissed off about the new 'vettte in the driveway (she hated 'vettes). He now drives a really nice Honda Odyssey to work and...

Ducking is cheaper than my wife's purse obsession.. :( Ron

I forgot this thread was about a duck and a Jeep. Ron

Take a look at Edde designs. Lots of cool rings, pendants, earings... https://www.eddedesigns.com/ Ron

Except in Colorado, where you have both issues.. The rest is pretty true. Ron