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In my college days, I must have been harboring a lot of hate with Vlad and Bankers club!

I like to think they took extra good care of the Gators ?

Taco-saurus, anyone?

Sunrider is a blast for me. The convenience to flip it back whenever I want is amazing. And I know it doesn't take long at all to do the freedom panels and you can carry them in the bed, but hit a pop up rainstorm and even if you can get them back on in 60 seconds, your interior will be...

If the z clips break, it is covered under warranty. Happened to me on one side and I even drove through rain and no leaks or anything.

I don't own a Rubi and haven't serviced one, but I stayed at a Holiday Inn Express last night, and can tell you it's an open differential when unlocked

5: 2020 is the first MY; though it was a long one

If you search through the myriad of threads on oil service, you'll find a lot of opinions. What I've learned on here is the first service being done early absolutely won't hurt anything, and will help clear contaminants from break in. Shouldn't have to do it more often than every 5-7k (or once...

If you'll be doing a lot of short trips, I think the gas is a better option. I've enjoyed my sport s but got it before the Mojave even came out. Either way I think a stock Mojave or a lightly modified sport or overland would accomplish what you're looking to do.

I still have my stock sport springs and shocks, and a pair of banged up RC side steps, halogen fogs, rear tails, and side markers. FREE to any takers!

Should share with the Bronco owners, strength in numbers!

75w85 is what the Mopar oil is. I'm going to use Valvoline flex fills when I change mine in a few weeks, 75w90. If you tow a lot or or you use case is "severe", 75w140 is recommended, and if you have an LSD, then you'll need the additive. A lot of oils have the additive so probably do not have...

The fronts are held in with three thumb screws, so they only take a couple of minutes to remove/replace

Are they charging you for the alignment? Is it just an effort to make an extra buck? I had mine changed out over two years ago and do not remember them having to do an alignment after. The steering wlt tighter right away, and I lost the wander/constant correction I previously had to do while...

You could get them at Walmart before for about $300. My kids got one as an Xmas gift two years ago. They love it! And it's held up well.

First truck, first 4x4, first Jeep, first convertible, first vehicle I've modified, done my own work on, and cared enough to regularly wash by hand. First vehicle I've joined an online community over, first vehicle I made friends over. Nearly 3 years and 38k miles later, happier then or now...

What trim do you have? If you have a Rubicon or Mojave there will be a lot you can do stock. I'd recommend the Rusty's LCA skids if nothing else. For reference I have a sport s with Rubicon springs and shocks, take off M/Ts, and a few skids so only really slightly modified, but I mostly do the...

That's a great looking option. Rancho has a diff skid with the plug exposed as well. Not sure if it is discontinued or not, because they did release a new front skid for models without the drain plug and the whole diff is now covered.

I'm in for either. Can only do a Sunday until March though

I thought when you updated the tire size with JSCAN or another program, that was all that was required. I'd be interested to know if there really is something else that needs done. I feel like they're trying to pull one over