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I'll be installing my sliders soon so thanks for the tip of the heat gun to help break them free. Did you use an impact to break them free initially or just to spin it to get it off the plastic fastener?

Mine isn't affected by the recall, but when I went to AutoNation on Broadway for my steering the first thing they asked me was if that's why I was there. That being said, they also thought my Rubicon was lifted and wanted to charge me for an alignment. Told them to double check their info and...

I have friends with a couple other brands and they all seem fairly similar so I'm not surprised to hear Forest River is treating you well. I remember looking at them when we were shopping. Thanks everyone! I have no idea where it was made, but it's been great so far (maybe a dozen trips, not...

Once spring hits I'll be pulling this. 3200 lbs, give or take.

I put it just below the cam, can't see much from the display with it on but it's only for a few weeks. Kids love it.

They definitely made different design choices. With JCR mounting between the rail and the bed (at least that's my understanding of how they mount) you gain more freedom with tie downs. With BRI mounting to the rail the geometry of the rails is maintained. A tradeoff for sure, I went with BRI as...

Looks like you're set but anyone else looking for options should check out the bed racks from BuiltRight https://www.builtrightind.com/jeep-gladiator. No affiliation, other than a satisfied customer.

@Lou3.6 Did that VP give you any info on timeline for either pics or release date?

This was just posted over on the JL forum: https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/sting-gray-owners-w-aftermarket-wheels-please-post-pics.11729/page-20#post-938934

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I mounted mine with a few bolts to the front BRI panel.

Nice! I wish they had a mid or full width version.

I traditionally go with steel for my Jeep protection, but with my planned use of the JT as a tow vehicle with occasional wheeling I'm thinking of weight a bit more than previous Jeeps. Aluminum seems like it may be a good choice for me, but I'm not seeing many offerings out there yet. So far...

It's a Rugged Ridge/Omix rebate, doesn't matter where you buy it (according to what I'm reading on the form.) https://ruggedridge.com/rebate

ProClip started 20% off sitewide until 12/2 with code BLACKFRIDAY.

Agreed. I went with the factory steel wheel and found a used 35 to throw on it.

Mounted the hi-lift.

I get the value, but for me and the limited driving I do in the Jeep, the cost/benefit analysis resulted in me keeping the $400 - $500 the spare tire and wheel would've cost so I can use that money elsewhere. If I drove it more, I'd probably go with the five tire rotation.

Fair point, I wasn't thinking about lifts and I'm not sure what the backspacing and width is on the spare wheel.