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Love my freaming SG JTR, only issue is how much gas it takes.

there is at least one thread with discussions about this already... i am getting 15ish. i think it is dependent largely on driving style, moreso than other vehicles

a tent in the bed would be okay for us, the main reason being bugs and things cant get to us as easy. and height is always better for security/vantage point. dunno when i can afford a RTT though. prlly will use the tent in bed for a while, just gotta clear the bed first.

with that logic auto down shouldn't be a feature either though

technically they all are removable ;)

This, another way is to grab both handles and gently lift. should self-adjust iirc

2020 jtr sting grey

Sorry, too hard and out of the box for anyone to do ever.

Pics of the film ones please?

Love mine, if I had to get another I would make sure I wanted a good drive out of it first. That would be the heart of the deal.

Would love to get 35s but I am getting 16, mostly city. It is what it is but better mileage would mean less stops between fillups and more money for accessories....

I like it more than the OEM steel, I wanted a full width because I want protection to the plastic fenders. Quality is good, packaged very well. It does come with a skid plate. Brackets for rubi and non-rubi fogs. The hardest part is towards the end where you have to line up 4 pieces and put a...

i don't understand why it doesn't seem to be a big deal to see a constant stream of water dripping into an expensive ass toy. Water has a tendency to go where it wants, if I could prevent or delay its eventual contribution to rust or damage why not? Just because it can doesn't mean it should.

It's awesome! Not too hard to install, just make sure you line everything up well, there's a few steps where you line up 3 or 4 pieces of metal. I cross-threaded one, security I guess lol.

Rugged Ridge Venator

during a light snow last week

"to each their own unless its not our taste, then we'll judge you" put 50 inch tires on 16s and you're good and get likes but dont get 20s on 33s because then your taste is awful.

Maybe they are anticipating the rear end bottoming out now and then when people off road with it which would correct the sag..;)

That rack looks like it will work with a Diamondback perfectly. The link you provided is for both horizontal bars, what is the part to connect them? Based on the description it seems like this link is for the two bars that connect the front rack to the back? Is this the other part needed...