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Found this video on YouTube. I checked mine and it does this. https://youtu.be/TvpTgCMnxEE

I assumed the release date would have something to do with those numbers, I did a search on that but couldn't find info on the 2 models release dates.

I was looking up used Gladiator market prices and came across some interesting data. As of today on Cars.com there are 449 used 2020 Gladiators on the market. Yet only 16 used 2020 Wranglers. I looked up several other brands and none have the high numbers of the Gladiator.

Oh, reason why I'm selling this is I will be selling the Gladiator and getting a full size pickup, so if I trade spots with someone then I could reorder to fit whatever I end up with.

I'm selling my Gofast Camper (I actually don't have it yet, but it's number 688 on the leaderboard, https://gofastcampers.com/pages/leaderboard ). The metal components have been made and are being powder coated. I estimate this camper will be completed sometime around mid to late May. I have...

Unfortunately for you, but Loctite can be heated to loosen it.

How can you get a lemon law action when the dealer and manufacturer aren't acknowledging a problems? the deck is stacked

X2 on leaving it in. Been using Tekonsha fo 20 years. Never drained a battery.

On Dec 12th, FCA called me about the steering issue and suggested I take it to the dealer to have inspected. I didn't get around to that until Jan 24th. Of course the dealer gave me the "this is normal and all wranglers and gladiators drive like this" line. At that point I ordered the Falcon...

(back on thread subject) Their website shows an all white in the photos but that's not offered in the color selection. That an omission on their part?

Load up truck, add air to suit. Since they don't know what you are going to put in the truck they can't say what pressure to use. I put in about 20 lbs. when I had bags on a Tacoma with 1000 lbs. on the back. I tow a 4000 lb. trailer with 540 lb. tongue weight and 200 lbs. of gear in the...

Truck seems to wander less going down the highway, but I've only driven it 10 miles. On the highest setting it's too stiff for anything but highway. Here's a YouTube review give good description.

Installed the Falcon Nexus steering stabilizer.

It may be a 400 series stainless. Watch for rust down the road.

Apples and oranges. Aluminum: lighter, cheaper, softer, easier to work with. Does corrode. Coat the aluminum and use galvanized fasteners. Stainless: heavier stronger etc. more resistance to corrosion. Pick your material for the application and budget. I think the RLD camper will outlast...

Using the term structural steel is incorrect as stainless isn't structural steel. https://www.jagranjosh.com/general-knowledge/what-is-the-difference-between-steel-and-stainless-steel-1518080822-1 I don't have an issue with their use of 304 if that's what they used. It'll hold up better than...

Structural Stainless, lol. Most likely it's 304. 316 would be better but it's cost more. From https://arthurharris.com/news/304-vs-316-stainless-steel/ "Stainless 316 is more expensive because it provides a higher corrosion resistance, especially against chlorides and chlorinated solutions...

Does RLD list what grade stainless they use? I couldn't find any mention on their website.

Looks great. The black knight!

Another Gofast pic