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They are probably getting more lift with higher coil rate. Probably a good thing for the diesel. I’ve got the 3.5” Metalcloak springs plus their diesel spacer and they are crazy soft. That’s not normally a bad thing but i had to stiffen up the shocks.

Hell even in limp mode it will out pull the 3.6…..:devil:

Well to be fair they do have like 8000 ftlbs at just over idle so….. and….nitromethane

I upgraded to the 3.6 Gas….. said no one EVER.

The Rancho 9000xl are probably the best because of the adjustability. They are a terrific shock for the money.

Just put a nut and bolt of the correct size in there.

Very little if any. Most of the split is straight down rather than out.

3.5” in front 1.5 in rear.

I can get that running 60-65 mph around here. No faster.

Well since the V8s are going away at some point…. We added this

Here’s a question I have asked before. Would you ever ”upgrade” to the gas V6? I know I wouldn’t. Drive one and it will be an easy answer. There’s zero comparison. Although the V6 is a great motor for a small car or minivan, they are grossly underpowered vs the diesel.

100% all summer.

How do you off-road in something so UGLY? My goodness, I was interested in the bronco before they came out but they just keep getting more hideous. Jeep has little to worry about.

Batteries are lighter than the Jeep and don’t need towed. I get it though especially if it’s still under warranty. But I think I would still just buy an odyssey and be done with it.

Remove all 3 grounds from the battery and retry. That’s the only way to reset. https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2019/MC-10179891-0002.pdf pages, 1,2,3.

I use mine as a truck once…cover moves easily and removes just as easily. Mounted 37s.

I bought the hard flip cover for security because use it for more of an SUV than truck. Super easy and fast to remove. Very secure. It’s the rough country cover (same as the undercover)made for them.

I’m just busting your balls. This is the case for the majority of tire manufacturers. I have had BFGs, Nittos, STT pros, Mickeys and they are all within a 1/4-1/2” of each other. There is no such thing as a true 37. The closest is a MTR. If a guy or gal wants a 37 just pick the one you want and...

So, sometimes they’re smaller and sometimes they’re lighter but not all the time? Do they eat more at different times and maybe fast at others?

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