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I went with the iDrive unit, not the Pedal Commander. But, yes, it did smooth-out once I got the speedo/shift points recalibrated with the Tazer. I also messed around with the iDrive unit and found the best setting for me, and that is the U-7 setting. Wide-open on U-9 is too touchy, and when...

I think your money would be better spent on a lift with adjustable LCA's and F&R track bars. But that's my personal opinion.

Yes, lift or no lift makes no difference. JT Model should not make a difference either.

Your dealer is full of crap. He's just wanting to make you spend money on a lift that he has sitting in boxes and can't move because they probably want to overcharge you for the lift and then the labor to install it. In the words of Wyatt Earp in Tombstone... "Why don't you get rid of him...

While it's fun to see and look at, even if I won the Power Ball lottery, I still wouldn't buy/own a 1/2 MILLION dollar car... What a waste of money.

This is what all a Tazer JL Mini does...

@Discount Tire website shows the weight down at the bottom of the screen with the specs list for different brands and models of tires. The new Kumho MT71 tires in 35x12.50r18 weigh 79 lbs. each. https://www.discounttire.com/buy-tires/kumho-road-venture-mt71

I know Evo recommends removing the rear brake calipers to drop the rear axle enough to install the new taller rear springs, I'm sure many other companies recommend the same procedure. Just figured it was worth exploring as an option...

Whenever I see some douche wearing a flat-bill hat, this is what I picture in my head...

Didn't they have to remove the calipers from the axle to install the new lift...? Looks like someone didn't use a torque wrench and marking paint to show that it's been properly re-torqued after removal during the lift kit install.

Mine took almost 3 months to get my plate swapped over, because the courthouse was shut down to the public. FINALLY, they opened to the public, and I went in, stood in line for over a damn HOUR! and then got it swapped over to the Jeep in like 10 minutes. Now that it's transferred, I can just...

I noticed when I put on the FF Stubby that it was a VERY close fit. I was disappointed that it didn't fit, but at the time I was running out of daylight and was borrowing a friend's concrete carport to do the install, so I didn't have time to mess with modding it. Fast-forward 5 months, and I...

I'm going to try to mod my factory Rubicon skid plate to work with my Fab Fours Stubby. I'm going to give it a try tomorrow, and see if I can get it working. Shouldn't require much modifications, as it fit pretty close before.

Actually, now that I think about it, I'm probably going to mod my factory Rubicon skid, to see if I can get it to fit up with my Fab Fours Stubby. It wasn't that far off originally, so probably wouldn't require too much modification to make it fit. I'll go grab it from storage tomorrow, and do...

I think you'll be more than happy with the Skyjacker kit, a front track bar, and a Fox TS 2.0 steering stabilizer. If I wasn't planning on doing some real heavy offroading (rocks, etc...) in the future, I would stick to the Skyjacker spacer kit that I currently have on mine. But since I plan...

A secret to a happy relationship is to always make sure your woman always gets "hers" (multiple times, each time) before you get yours... :like:

I like those Yoko Geo 003 MT's... They're a good looking tire. That's good to hear that they're holding up good, and you're still happy with them. I've ran a lot of different makes and models of tires & mud tires, but I'm always making mental notes of other makes and models I haven't used...

I highly recommend sending that stabilizer back, and getting a Fox TS 2.0 stabilizer... The one that uses a through-body design. It's what I have. It's been phenomenal. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PFGHMB6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

That's good to know, since I have the same lift as you, just waiting to be installed.

I used to lay tile & hardwood flooring, along with custom metal fabrication, so having a 6' straight-edge and level was a necessity. I often forgot most normal folks don't have a use or need for one, so they don't have one laying around. My bad... :facepalm: