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i drive a stripped down manual you wrote an entire paragraph lol maybe you should just put yours in your purse

This was a stupid trick i learned with car alarms in the 80s which were after market installation, but its carried over with key fobs and radio distance ... When you find out your max distance, if you then hold the keyfob to your chin touching it, then hit the button, you can add about 25%...

looks great! You made the right choice on the lift and tires

Whole different car

Lol I used to pay extra to get that feature when I was younger

Added some decals And started messing with the Rotopax additions

Just some decals

That would work except on this side the bolts supplied have smooth heads. So I need to completely remove the panels to get a tool on the nut for this specific mount ... supplied by Builtright themselves. The bolts have square collars which is nice, but then theres no way to turn them, so it has...

I only have 4600 miles, but many of the people with misfires had them under 1000 Ive had no issues, no misfires, no codes at all

I added this The Saga is here https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/builtright-rotopax-an-exercise-in-humility.33972/

I thought I'd expose myself(no pun intended) and transmit my ignorance and lack of thought to the world regarding the latest install. Last weekend I finished the BuiltRight Racks all around the bed. Today at lunch I figured I would install(even if temporarily) the Rotopax 2G Fuel container to...

My guess is Schrodinger would tell by whether or not his hand got scratched before liberating cat from said pocket

LOL, hers how an engineer would solve that problem 1. Tie fob to cats back, buttons up. 2. Pull cat from pocket. 3. Throw cat in air. 4. Wait for cat to land(feet first of course) 5. Lean over, pick up cat, hit button. easy

I handle consumer complaints for a medium sized company, meaning they flow through my Regulatory department. I cant tell you the number of times a product has some major flaw that happens when normal people use it, but it was never seen by the engineers in development just because they never...

I dont doubt what you say, my experience was i bought it over the phone and they delivered it to my place of work. I never test drove it and they never asked me if I wanted to. It was delivered on a Thursday, and I didnt get in it to drive it until Saturday, which is the day i took the key back...

Engineers arent real people, and therefore dont get to the same conclusions I envision a room full of engineers sitting arund a table, all thinking this was a great idea

I do a mix, i usually leave them on until i take the doors off for the first time in the year, Then around late November I put them back on for the Winter months. So if theres wear I get some but not a ton. I like the idea of keeping the road salt out of there.

Finished up the Built Right Racks and added this cargo net