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Anyone running the 703's in 17 x 9 -12 offset that can post up some side and angle shots? Interested in seeing the difference in the outside rim part of the wheel vs the 17 x 8.5 0 offset. Thanks in advance.

What are the specs on the 316's you have? Do you have any other pictures? Thanks in advance. Thinking about getting 17x9 with -12 offset myself.

Amazing what these cellphones can capture.

That's great to hear! Your JT looks awesome! Perfect stance in my opinion. Are you running 35's? That's next on my never ending list! Since they have a free shipping sale I went ahead and ordered 2.5" ride right, added bump stops for the front so I can install those while I have it all apart...

Was hoping for the same name discount but guess this will have to do. 😆

Welcome! Youre going to love it! Wife and I explore around quite a bit if you want to check out our page or join lfor an adventure et me know. Facebook.com/MOzarkAdventures

Thank you all for your response. Had considered shimming the carrier bearing if needed. If I understand correctly this is the shim you all are recommending. https://www.amazon.com/RockJock-RJ-151402-101-Carrier-Bearing-Gladiator/dp/B08PDYFFVV

Piecing together a kit... Essentially I'll be installing the Clayton ride right 2.5", adding the front lowers and all 4 bump stops to the kit. My question is are adjustable rear control arms really necessary at this small of a lift? Know it's not the same but I have lifted the Jeep up to...

Based on the southern edge of STL county, venture all over the state. Share our explorations here: https://www.facebook.com/MOzarkAdventures

Went for a little exploration the other day, love me some slab bridges and water crossings.

Curious if anyone knows if this is the aux battery in our JT's? https://batteryguy.com/power-sonic-ps-aux14-12v-200-cca-start-stop-auxiliary-agm-battery-ps-aux121.html?gad=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwt52mBhB5EiwA05YKo-t5SXsePgE1TZiXjJchhCvYBIK17U_CMm8WpSGweYHb3ivpgrO1jxoCccQQAvD_BwE

Already took it out for it's maiden voyage exploring SE MO. Started a page to share some of our adventures and the gems we find. https://www.facebook.com/MOzarkAdventures

Thank you! Soon as I saw the Sting-gray I knew that was the color I wanted. Wasn't sure about the interior at first but I love the contrast.

The rear sway bar help keep the body stable, less roll back and forth. Disconnecting doesn't help articulation, proper length sway bar links and bump stops for your setup is going to provide the best results. In this video you can see where the rear sway bar actually aids in the ability of...

Hilarious and so true! Thank you. The aftermarket support was one of many reasons I wanted to get a Jeep, now there's so many options I feel overwhelmed!

Just picked up this 2021 2 days ago, hard not to run up the credit cards with mods! Eventually it'll get there....if there is an end to mods?

St. Louis, MO. 🤠👍