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Did a little bit of this.

Put it back stock and install the parts on your new Truck.

Seeing this is cool. That being said makes me lean toward a trailer and just try to keep the tongue weight low. LoL

All this talk about gaskets. What diff covers did you get?:)

Surprisingly the Orange does look good. I'd go for all grey or the orange combo.

If no one mentioned it I always keep a roll of TP in a Ziploc bag under the rear seat.

If I were to do it again. I'd get the dual top option.

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I carry $0 deductible glass coverage and they covered GG on mine because it was originally on the truck from the factory.

Yes...this. I forgot to add that to my list of mods above. That was one of the first things I added to my gladiator. If you look at Tyger brand on Amazon, is relatively affordable and keeps your things out of the elements!

Just completed a long distance drive. DIY Headliner was a good upgrade but I see you have the soft top. I added the side pocket cubby for the center console. It fits snug enough where I didn't use the doublesided tape. I just slid it into place and it doesn't rattle or anything...

Agreed, but my point was that adding a Mopar lift doesn't require a greater amount of adjustment than a Rubicon. That there's a large number of folks running the Mopar lift straight out of the box with 1/4" offset and no issues. The adjustment is 1/4 -1/2 inch max. Here's an example of the...

What I am saying is there are plenty of folks running he Mopar lift as is with no track bar and no problems. When I started researching lifts the folks that have installed Mopar lift report needing only a 1/4 inch or so of adjustment. That being said, even Clayton only recommends their track...

Agreed, the Mopar lift ends up being 2.5" - 3 inches of lift on a sport in the front. That being said, while an adjustable trackbar is helpful, it is my understanding that it is not absolutely needed as their are no differences in track bars on Rubicons vs Sports.

t Nice we were just at White Sands and went out to Three Rivers and ran around last weekend

Stuff like this is good to fire up engineer brains. That being said, I can think of two words... military application. Just like fighter pilot led drone swarms. You could have Battalion of Armored vehicles navigating the terrain. The first company that perfects it can right their own check.

Us outside of Capitan NM

Funny...just dropped a work buddy at the airport and he said next time I wanna see that jeep dirty!

Made my own headliners front rear and even made some side panels.

Thanks all for the responses. Thanks jeepers29 I messaged you!