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Basically agree with the answers above. Even if overlanding, it's worth running whatever parts of the route you can in 2H to save gas--range can become critical much more often than you realize. Closed gas stations, broken pumps, GPS mistakes on gas station locations, closed roads, etc, can...

There, I fixed that for you. I made that mistake inadvertently on one door the first time I removed them. Thought I'd never get it back out. Ended up putting the door on, then working a tool in with the door mostly closed so I could get the tip of a longer bolt through the door limiter into...

Here you go ... https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/aux-switches-what-are-you-putting-on-them.29018/

I'm actually not sure why they recommend going direct to the battery. The only thing I can think of is they are concerned that you might wire to something and overload existing wiring. I have a great deal of experience in maintaining and designing complex comm systems and we never worried...

Fins and Things is a blast. My concern about a stock non-Rubi would be the departure angle and no protection for the bottom of the bed. What size tires are you running, Mike? Looking at your useID image, they ook pretty large. To OP, I'd suggest Gemini Bridges Trail, White Rim Trail and...

ARB compressor, bumper off-road lights and power for comm rack (CB, GMRS and ham radios all located on it). Last one will be used to power off the engine fan during water fords (once I ever get around to doing it). There is another thread on this, BTW, with many more answers.

Ophir, huh? Surprised I didn't recognize that. Drove it a couple years ago when running the TransAmerica Trail. You can see it again here, if interested (9:04 if not forwarded) ...

I recognize Black Bear, Imogene and Schnebly Hill. Anything else? Did you drive Black Bear Pass, or just up from the bottom to the one-way section?

Cook Partner stove. It is not stamped sheetmetal. You'll pay for it. But worth every penny if you can afford it...

So, what are the seven new trails? Mostly curious, since it's not something I've personally chased. While running the El Camino del Diablo in Arizona in February, I did see a JKU that had completed all of the trails. Pretty neat accomplishment. Here is a list that hasn't been updated with...

I washed both of my Jeeps the other day out of desperation to attract some rain we sorely needed. However, not everyone approved, LOL ...

Nice looking rig. I had a problem with the front driveshaft on my JK and local driveline shop couldn't repair it--proprietary tools required. Tom Woods was super about the fix. Charge me only for part and return shipping even though I was out of warranty. As far as being without rig, had a...

I saw that the other day when installing dual batteries in my JT.

No, it definitely would not fit. I think that's how I described it. Yeah, "I used two existing holes for the outer two lights, which you'd have to give up, but drilling the OEM bumper was pretty easy for the inner two."

Before I bought all of this I compared four 4" and three 6" with a mockup, mostly to check the effect on the TrailCam view ... You'll note I had the Mopar winch hoop back then--came with the bumper I bought off of Craig's List. Had to remove that because there wasn't clearance for the...

Others have it pretty much covered. But didn't see toilet paper. Because, "Ohhhh, the places you'll go!"

Those are the KC LZR lights. I painted the white "KC" lettering black. This is about the best front shot I have. And one from a different angle. This was shot before the wiring was completed ... If you need something different, quote this post and let me know and I'll get a better shot...

On the Gladiator, that's the optional OEM steel bumper and a Warn 10S winch. On the Wrangler, that's a Shrockworks mid-width bumper and a Warn PowerPlant winch/air compressor.

Do you mean Gobi? :)