I am saying that I stuck those shocks on before I lifted the jeep and they worked great. Their compressed length is almost the same as factory rubicon shocks, and their extended length is not long enough to worry about lines/sensors šš¼
No idea what lift they are best suited for, just cared...
I havenāt seen this on the JT/JLā¦.. but I mean, if you are doing the restā¦. Why not :) Jeep welds have always been pretty trashā¦. Redoing any/all brackets and mounting welds is probably a no loss situation ššš
I have this panā¦(deep version with 2 additional quarts)
Once the transmission is to temp, it is to tempā¦. The aluminum may? Marginally help bring it back down to temp, but the added capacity is just going to take it slightly more time to arrive at tempā¦. More fluid does benefit by allowing for...
Priced as of 3/22/25
Rear $99 ea
https://a.co/d/1W7fOTg
Front $117 ea
https://a.co/d/51vNQiL
Collapsed length is the same as factory- extended does not pull the brake lines tightā¦
Cheap and work well.
I run a fiberglass leer topper, decked system, and gear. Have had 5100ās on for 30k miles now, rides great with the weight. šš¼šŗ for a cheap shock they get the job done, firmer than Fox⦠but handles well, and isnāt ātoo firmā. No bounce.
I do have a diesel, and run diesel Mopar lift springs.
:| you clearly have never spent any actual time in Italyā¦. Because neither New York or Chicago style pizza are anything close to a stone fired Sicilian pizzaā¦. Having lived there for more than a decadeā¦
https://a.co/d/4eJ7VJ1
Is everyone just changing with Mopar/factory coolant or has an...
304>409 all day long. Unless you live in the desert, longevity wise there is no way.
I have had a rough time getting ahold of eoc for the past couple weeks- anyone make recent success? Called no one answers, wrote- no response yet :|
I use this same setup. The bumper mounted plug I picked up allows for two items to be plugged in- so we use a block heater in conjunction for the winter as well.
Both the charger and the plug have heals up great! No issues here as well.
šš¼ I have followed this thread over time and caught most of it. There is a lot of data here. I just picked up the 24 grill and will be doing the radiator next.
Was curious over time if anyone has had issues with flex and the all aluminum radiators. Our JKU the all aluminum units would only last...
I have had the steer smarts brace on for a year + and more than 20k miles.
It helps a TON with the frame flex⦠no complaints. Lock tight the two smaller bolts that connect to the sector shaft portion and you will be set.
Ran a ton of synergy stuff on our JKu, quality parts as well. Pretty...
Psc is the way to go⦠we had the big bore on our last Jeep, will be doing psc again with this Jeepā¦.. running big tires even on mild off road wear parts. Seems silly to wait until a pump blows when a good opportunity with it open already is in placeā¦. And if your throwing the box onā¦.. couple...
Curious to see how long the 5.13ās hold up.
Are you just doing the motor? Or the hydro assist as well? Both now would make sense/ease while everything is open.
PPE pan and Trans cooler/warmer mods too?
I think something to add to this is the inner review to your driving both on and off roadā¦..
Deeper the gears the hotter they get for on road. This doesnāt matter so much for short drives or even a couple hour driveā¦. But long drives this comes into play⦠fluid changes on the regular are even...
The fact that itās a manual, is going to not let you get away with what autos canā¦.. you can jump to 35ās or even 37ās but you are going to feel itā¦. 4.88ās and 37ās- you are in Washington?? Make a run across the boarder to EDS Differential Solutions $2k Canadian for a re gear take advantage of...
Everything they have touched has returned. This summer Iāll break it down and do it. Just not motivated to do it in the winter.
Will likely have a few other components fall off tooā¦.