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punk'n, mojito, yellow, purple, teal....any real color. I like my granite metallic as a form of gray but would take Mojito in a heartbeat if it were offered. '21 gets Gecko which is pretty awesome too, I would definitely rock it.

This will happen with any truck. The flat rear window area gives the lowest layer of air a chance to drop quickly into the bed while the upper layers will pass over more smoothly and exit behind the bed. With any kind of speed you will trap a layer of air that circulates and rolls as the...

Good call, but JTMT should be reserved for those of us with a manual transmission. I will now refer to my truck as a JTRMT. Thanks for the clarification

As a rubicon owner I look down upon all the lesser trims and ask that they refer to themselves only by their Jeep-given peasant JT name. Thank you for your cooperation.

33s should be fine. For reference the Overlands come with ~32" tires from the factory on 3.73 gears On flat land without a lot of hardcore offroading you can probably manage 35s but may not enjoy it much, really depends on your expectations and how and where you drive

Half doors have always followed the body line.

I have a "base" rubicon and love it. Manual, soft top, tow pack. Everything I wanted and I found it on the lot. Power windows are a must for me, I want to be able to roll them all up or down without getting out and opening all the doors or jumping in the back seat. On a 2 door manual windows...

https://www.quadratec.com/categories/jeep_armor_protection/rocker_guards/?f%5B0%5D=sm_field_brand%3Ataxonomy_term%3A8 Quadratec has them, you can get the part numbers there and see what the cost is on BAM Wholesale. The link has both the guards themselves (sill box) and brackets - I don't know...

any pics of the underside and mounting? I'm really liking the look of these or the DSS rails/steps but would like to see the underside protection and mounting of them

That's on the left side. The right side rear buttons are volume up/down and the center will shuffle AM/FM/XM/Aux

I looked at what it would take to make a door mounted storage unit for the bed of the truck but the front doors are nearly 4' long...they may not look that big but they are quite large. The rears are much smaller. I made a PVC stand and mounted it on a furniture dolly. It's not complete yet...

The JT is somewhere between my '95 F150 and my TJ in steering feel. It's not bad exactly, but not as good as I'm used to in my R&P hot hatches which have no play at all. I'm going to have it looked and hopefully improved even if it's livable now. I printed off the TSB and put it in my glove...

I think mine drives okay but it definitely wanders a bit at highway speeds and will follow road crown much more than I have experienced in the past. My TRJ on 33s did not do this - steering in that was tight as a drum and inspired total confidence. Since it's not a pressing issue I'm going to...

And here I am sitting at the bottom wishing it could go lower

Plus I believe they need to be calibrated which requires the FCA software to set it all. This is highly unlikely to be easily and safely added after purchase. I purposely wanted a Jeep without it but I like to be in control of my vehicle

Thanks, I assumed as much. going to see if there is a pair locally

where are you attaching them? They definitely look better than mine but I already had the mirrors on hand and came up with something to fit them for a day

If i keep this as a solution I will, didn't have time when i threw it together

put these together this afternoon. I bought the mirrors a few weeks ago and clamped one to the drivers grab handle but it was basically useless, today was surprisingly nice so I needed a quick solution. Total cost is under $30 - $10 per mirror from pep boys, $8 in hardware from home depot. Put...

I can have a conversation with back seat passengers at 50mph with no doors or top. Anything is quieter than that Honestly my car is louder than the Jeep when driving just with mild exhaust changes. I purposely bought a soft top because I wanted the ease of throwing it back - had the hard to...