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The Hamburger one that carries the factory warranty looks interesting. It is a way for them to keep MSRP lower and a somewhat cheap way to add a significant power boost to the existing engine. The reviews have been mostly positive and it does appear to add significant boost.

Better Pict.

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Now put it in a Gladiator. But wow- 60 time in less than 5- Crazy fast for a rolling brick.

That would be Awesome!, there is definitely a market. The lighting threads are some of the most popular on the forum.

HR has been hit or miss here on the Forum- for 70 bucks it may just be worth it to pull the trigger. I really want to find a solution without paying a well over a grand for the LED OEM tails. I loved the 3rd party ones I hd on my JKU, looked factory but were only 150 bucks for the pair- I think...

how are the taillights, did you have to add a resistor or was it part of the bulb?

I Have the Hikari Upgrades they cut off in a pretty straight line, and when they are on you can easily adjust the beams with the grill off. Once you are set up you are good. I have a lift and I was able to adjust them so I don't blind anyone and I have yet to be flashed or flipped off for the...

All true except the seat issue? push the steering wheel back a bit- I am 6'5 and 290lbs, and I have no issue with the driving comfort. Maybe towing in Colorado which has no level topography is not a "real world" for most people or towing.

So an Overland without any of internal bits upgraded. The only difference I see between the base overland and this is the upgraded electronics (stereo, speakers, power ports, color screens and electronics), side rails and seat heaters with lettered stitching. Are people really asking for this...

I wouldn't say common here in Houston, but I do see at least one besides mine every day. They appear to be selling as there is always Take offs and parts on FB and Craigslist.

I have an overland on 35's with a 2.5 inch lift. I get 16 all day- recalibrated the speedo, no issues. I drive 70-75mph everywhere, When really pushing it the worst I got was 14.5. No steering issues, stays true with minimal adjustment. I installed my lift and new suspension springs and shocks...

The old one came as a one piece molded chrome badge, specific to the trail. The current one comes as thin metal plate that must be adhered to a black plastic shell, so the button helps line up the plate and the shell so you don't put it on Backwards?- I guess this way they keep costs down, they...

You have to have location services on and give the app access to track you in order to register. I got a new phone and had to do it all over when I re-installed the app. Mine is IOS, but I hear Android had the same issue.

I am pretty excited about a Texas Trail, pretty close to Dallas. I bet this one gets lots of badges. For comparison Old and New Badge:

I wish they'd go back to the chrome badges like the ones in the pictures. The new ones are pretty cheap and generic looking.

And you will never be done- and never willingly stop buying things to mod it.

That is a good looking rig.

Brandon, Great video- that photo at the end is clear and concise. I don't have any issue with my steering, but so many people do. Keep up the good work!