I don't have the Mopar lift installed on my gladiator but I do have bilstein 5100 shocks installed with my JKS lift. I think it rides better than stock.
I have 35's on mine. I have a JKS 3.5" lift. I used bilstein shocks instead of the jks shocks and fox shocks that were offered. Plus I have the correction brackets installed for the control arms.
Just got my new wheels and tires installed on my gladiator. Think they look good with the lift. Got some Motiv wheels and a set of toyo open country at3's .
Not sure where you are using 4 low but if on the beach air down and you should be good in 4 hi. If crawling off road I guess is where you would need low. If you look in the manual do now exceed 25 mph if in low.
So they were part of a group I'm in here in Virginia. I feel bad for them the jeep and the trailer were part of thier business and now they have no jeep and can't work now because of the fire. Pretty sure it was caused by the clutch recall.
I definitely agree with you about the money grab. The bad thing is they don't even fix the roads correctly here with the supposed fees so I'm sure someone here is pocketing it or it's being misused.
I would rather have my vehicle just stay running and not shut off. I know the reason behind the whole thing. What really upsetting is that my state charges a high way usage fee now for fuel efficiency cars. Guess I get screwed either way..
I really don't like the whole two batteries thing. Why do engineers and manufacturers keep doing this. In all honesty if you ask me it does not save much if any gas. I have the JT and a subaru that has the auto stop function. In the year I have had the subaru it has only saved like 10gallons of...
Yeah I will here down the road. Got to quit spending right now or the wife will kill me. I'll be doing at least 35's here. Don't want to re-gear it to run anything bigger