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Just got off the phone with Desert Speed and they do have experience with re-valving the Mojave shocks. I am going to have them to the work. Thanks again @outdoor.adventures !! Yeah sure! But it's raining cats & dogs today... will get you a measurement as soon as the rain stops (Desert Speed...

Thank you @outdoor.adventures , this is exactly what I was looking for 😎 Note that I'm running 1.5" Teraflex spacers in the rear (sorry, failed to mention that in my original post!) to bring my JT back to ~stock ride height. This means that my shocks are in the bypass (comfort) zone and I've...

Ever since adding the (300lb) Go Fast camper to my JTM, the rear suspension has felt like a pogo stick, and it can take 4-5 bounces for it to settle down after going over any kind of bump or dip in the road/trail, e.g. a speed bump or a whoop. The front end (where I haven't added much weight)...

Hey there @Medical_Bartender Lots of great advice so far.... Here's my 2¢: I'm a long time HAM and live in an area with an active HAM repeater & talk network, and I also participate in several off-road groups that exclusively use GMRS on the trail; so I want to have easy access to multiple...

I have a Mojave and live in California... where is your facility?

Awesome, thank you @jac04 !!

I'm trying to identify the correct part number for my right side hood cowl so I can buy one to modify to accept a snorkel. I know that my Mojave has a different cowl than the other Gladiator versions. I've found PN 6BM50TZZAD and PN 6NT08TZZAA but I'm uncertain if either of these actually fit...

This fixes the issue for me every time 😎

There's just a tad over 31" of clear space between the top of the deck and the bottom of the speaker housing

Thank you for your participation here Wes! You and your team have been great communicators since I first reached out in January, and your dedication to continued product improvement is admirable... this stuff can't be said about most manufacturers these days. Your seat delete kits are very good...

This is rad! I also had a"backyard version" that I used to support my fridge until the SHW arrived. However I also knew that I ultimately wanted a seat delete that looked good and performed well (durable top surface, drawers, access hatches, etc). In addition time is money and I'd much rather...

See photo below of my bracket. In order to get the holes to line up I had to re-drill the hole in the bracket for the hold-down bolt. I'm using the short webbing strap provided by SHW connected to the factory webbing with a ⅛" quick-link. Using that combo the door opens up just enough to allow...

I received and installed my SHW seat delete about 6 weeks ago and I'm mostly happy with it so far. I opted to get the passenger (60%) and driver (40%) deletes, both with the drawer option. I did not get their "Upper Decker" or the middle box. The good: • Assembly is straight forward and quick...

Picked up my 2023 in October... prices were rock bottom and the deal was too good to pass up. Glad(iator) I did ?

If anybody is looking to replace their incandescent front turn and running lamps with LED's, here's what I used: White Amber They work and function great! Note that I did use my Tazer to change the lamp settings to LED. -Mark

I wrapped up the installation this past weekend... very happy with the results. With this setup I'm able to charge my EcoFlow River 2 Pro at 188 Watts without the need to boost charge voltage. I wound up using a 120A relay and 6ga wire from the battery to the bed. The wiring is protected by a...

Interesting! I didn't see anything about this functionality in the owners manual... At what voltage does the JT turn off power to the Aux circuit when the "Battery" setting in selected the UConnect control panel?

This is great feedback, thanks @MrBones! Yep I was using an NEC ampacity chart for wires in conduit :swear: Now that you've reminded me to use the SAE chart I can see that I've got a couple more amps to play with... but the max (depending on insulation) for 12ga is still only 45A. Anyway, I'm...

Hello, OP Here... Looks like the consensus is what I had expected; the provided wiring is too small for high current loads, best to use a secondary relay. I had hoped that somebody would have done some testing on this by now, or at the very least could confirm the actual wire gauge. I guess I'll...