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I did not spec, but in my defense it's in the pic, lol. Anyway, we went with Yukon 4.88's with Spicer install kits. I shopped around on the net and paid around 950 for all the parts, including the Dana diff covers and the setup/install was on me. If I were doing it again, I'd probably pay a...

Check! Did them the other weekend :rock: It definitely helps out on the highway and the pick up is restored, no pun intended...

Haha, my wife does the same thing. 'Ain't no problem if you can't hear no problem.' Then when it breaks it is my problem and have to fix it :facepalm:

Negative. I took a look at what was available, ACE, Rock Hard, JCR, etc. All are nice and adequate for offroad. I even thought about making my own since we have the equipment, but wanted something low enough for her to comfortably get in when she's dressed up for work. Nothing really gave me...

You can climb up the step to the top of the slider and reach the roof/front of bed. The slider stops just under the rear flare, so as long as you're holding onto something, you could step to the rear tire, just like any other slider. They are just as sturdy as anything else that mounts to the...

I put a set on this weekend. The extension doesn't bother me, and I don't know that it will matter if the skins are installed. Seems like smart manufacturing if you can make them work for two vehicles just by adding some bolt holes to the original slider then making extensions. They seem pretty...

We have both, 2019 Rebel and a 20 LE and I'd say you could haul all of that in the Gladdy, you'd just be making more than one trip! Love both vehicles, both bada$$, both serve specific functions for us. I won't tow with the Gladdy unless I need to (camper), the Rebel does that well for us. The...

You get 4 springs, 4 shocks, the 2 lower FCAs and some extensions for the sway bars/other miscellaneous hardware. I put a winch on front of mine and added a 3/4" puck to level it out some.