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i had a first gen and it was great for it's time The current model gives you a seating positions that is basically on the floor. The brakes are inferior by today's standards. No back seat leg room, etc It's a vehicle that was already outdated when the latest generation was released The number...

I got my winch plate for the factory steel bumper from Rubitrux.

That’s cutting it way too close on measurements. Are you close enough to a dealer to test drive it to your house ? Perhaps none in you’re area with the steel bumper ? I bought my house from a guy that had just bought it himself. He under estimated the length of his work truck and couldn’t fit...

Craig Benner at Koons Jeep in Virginia is your best resource for pricing on factory orders. Even though they are a Va. dealer, they can do all the Maryland paper work for you and get your Md tags. I ordered my 2018 JK from him and it was a pleasant experience. Andrew at Ourisman in Clarksville...

I would give the Rough Country a try(adding geometry brackets) but don't want to be nose high. Would a rear spacer be necessary ? Who makes one ? I have heard the Ram 1500 ones will work.

I can't help with your question, but thought I would offer another option. I have had several sets of Wet Okole's and they are very nice but they don't hold up to the sun. Check out the ballistic nylon on the Bartact/Trek Armor seat covers.

I'll be ordering the RockHard 4X4 ones when they are released. I had them on one of my JK's and they were really nice.

When comaparing to JK ‘s, it is very important what year and engine/trans you have in your JK Huge difference between the 3.8 and the 3.6

If I ever get around to ordering them..... SUNYN87 for my JK UHOH5OH for my Mustang LIDLESS for my Gladiator

Line-X is smoother so things slide easier. This is sometimes good-sometimes bad. Rhino is a little more course so things don't slide as easy. This is also sometimes good sometimes bad. If you are loading sharp objects like steal plates, pick axes, etc, I think the Line-X would be better. The...

Sport S's have been arriving in my area for the last week with Max Tow and hardtops. No base Sports or soft tops. They must be all spec.units ordered by the factory because they all sticker for $46,600 no matter what dealer it is. Search my zip code to see them 21122

There are many mysteries about the Gladiator but even the Base Sport, when configured on Jeep.com with the hard top , comes with a rear slider. I guess we will have to wait and see

SFC2 Was that Adams Jeep of Maryland ? Your Jeep looks awesome!!!

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Pretty sure all hard top Gladiators come with the rear sliding window.

i'm not a fan of aftermarket exhaust systems on Jeeps but if you're looking for a hint more sound, why not just cut off that resonator on the end ?

Thank you for sharing. You may have just cost me more money :piggybank: What rim/wheel is that mounted to ?

Craig Benner at Koons Jeep(Virginia) is selling any factory order for 5% below invoice. I have bought from him in the past and I am working with him on a Gladiator now. There are Jeep dealerships that sponsor this forum that are selling at fair prices. If I didn't already have a relationship...

My 2016 Power Wagon had very similar holes that turned out to be for the bed extender

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