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Been to Rausch a couple times in my old Wrangler and my Gladiator, used Off-Road Consulting once and they are great guys. It's also a big plus since technically they are "employees" they can boss people around and clear right-of-way for us. They also maintain radio contact with the front office...

-In my opinion, painting your stock brakes just highlights the fact that they're stock. -Expensive brakes aren't so expensive when you realize the safety benefit. -Those covers are actually designed to stop brake dust, and they work pretty damn well. Had them on my BMW and my wheels were...

I feel like this is a question for your insurance haha. "Best off" depends on your deductible. As far as right now, I would feel safe running a couple strands of duct tape across the full pane just incase the vibrations from diving cause more damage.

I have always used some form of "plastic restore" sold at any auto parts shop. I apply it once or twice a month after washing.

Damn, was hoping for a simple solution. Good luck I hope it's a fast return for you.

Did you tighten the other mounting bolts before getting to this point?

That's @Dan Grec haha, here's his thread! Gladiator Build & Adventure - 18 months around Australia with The Road Chose Me | Jeep Gladiator Forum - JeepGladiatorForum.com

Probably pretty hard to clog, maybe if you were slinging mud it could cake on there but otherwise it's in a pretty safe spot.

It's more of an exit hole while driving, the air will pull into the front of the grille and out the sides. Probably doesn't help much with heat but helps prevent hood flutter on the highway. Try a light maybe? Overtread 19052 Front Fender Air Vent LED Lights for 18-20 Jeep Wrangler JL & 2020...

@FLUndertaker Just updated with a picture!

Yeah there's a hole, it's a functional vent.

I would almost swear I had posted here but can't find it. Here's my 20 JT Sport with Max Tow, 4" lift, 35"s. :rock:

Indeed, I had a set that I needed to recoat with truck bed liner to make look nice again. Besides, the light fixture is pretty cheap, cheaper than most gaurds if I'm remembering right. When I damaged mine back in November I also damaged the bedside for a whopping $3k body shop repair bill, thank...

Purpose built rigs are always my favorite, it's not how it looks but what it's for! This looks like it's to transport mattresses or something. In reality my dream would be to have a tube bender and tools in my garage to build my own rack/exoskeleton.

Whoops, thanks for moving thread.

Anyone near West Monroe, LA? I know some of you also have one of these other vehicles.

As for Rugged Ridge, they were found to be too bulky and the project was scrapped. They would've looked similar to the set for the JL...

I don't own a camper/trailer, but my father in law likes to participate in auto auctions and I do the pickups for him. I'm surprised at those of you having a hard time towing. My JT doesn't seem to even notice the difference, this setup was just over 6,000lbs and I didn't feel a hint of lost...

I agree that living with the Jeep and deciding what you need casually is a great idea. Personally, I like my interior very dark - so the first thing I did was get the back windows all tinted nice and dark and added a sunshade to the roof so even when the top is on it's black instead of white...

Welcome back to the forum! Following this thread, I'd like to learn more. I have to say I've had great responses from both Quadratec and Rugged Ridge. I've done returns/money back from Quadratec and it was smooth, also the products I have from them (actual Quadratec products not other brands...