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Great thread with lots of good info, thanks all. I have a question: Future planning for my Mojave include winch/OEM steel bumpers/RSI cap, moderate payload (3-400 lbs plus 2 passengers), and towing a small overland trailer, ~3000lb loaded, ~210-250lb tongue weight. I'm thinking the new...

ah, sorry sold a while back.

what tires are those?

I should NOT HAVE LOOKED AT THESE PHOTOS lol those wheels are sharp!

I'm pretty happy with the 315/70 k02s I put on, they are close to the same weight as the stock 33" MTs that were on it. The truck is already a little challenged in the motor dept so I didnt want to throw on another 10-15lb of unsprung weight on each wheel. Sits nice and rides great. I didn't buy...

naw, I measured ride height before/after the steel bumper and the difference was negligible...maybe less than 1/8". Biggest difference was the ko2's.

Installed some KC Slimlite LEDs and the mopar brush guard. Wasn't sure if I'd like it but I think I do!

Bumping this because I just had the exact same issue of the Aux wires being trapped underneath the battery tray, in my case. Had to remove the airbox/battery and loosen up the entire battery box to get the wires out.

Ok so I took a bit of a gamble and ordered up a set of Truxedo rails, an X15 Tonneau cover, and the Yakima t-slot adapters. Goal was what everyone else is trying to figure out: how to have a rack and a useable tonneau cover. The results are mixed, but I'll give it a try for a while: As you...

how's this? OEM Falken MT 33's vs ko2s 315/70: diff angle but the ko2's look nicer with a shine:

I'm pretty sure that the "no trim" post was one of the ebay steel copies, not an OEM bumper. There is *no way* I could have made the Mojave skid without heavy trimming, with the JL Rubicon bumper I used.

Did some googling around, and found some z-brackets look to have the mounts sorted. I got these from McMaster-Carr: https://www.mcmaster.com/33125T842/ The bolt holes were a little larger than needed but the dimensions were about right.

315/70 ko2's

Just picked it up from getting a ceramic coat / detail done, all ready for winter

er...nevermind, I'm a dumbass. This would probably work, going side-to-side on the crossbar, not front to rear.

that might work with longer bolts/spacers.

I might have something to show in a bit, I'll post photos and an update if it works. Unfortunately the crossbars are too far apart for an undermount, otherwise that'd work.

I had the same issues with an OEM Rubi bumper, and decided to just use the Rubicon skid that came with it. I kept the Mojave skid if I ever get motivated to cut it up to fit.

I scored a slightly used JL Rubicon bumper off craigslist, a couple scratches on it but nothing some touch up paint cant fix. I tried trimming the Mojave skid as others have done, but I have *no* idea how this would ever work. I would have to trim off the top 1/2" of the entire skid, as well as...

315/70 c-rated KO2s and black lugs