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Yes having a brick shape the grime does seem to accumulate right there. i find even with my windows coated I hit them with the squeegee when I fuel up on long trips. I think a more sloped windshield more water goes up and over opposed to pushed off to the side.

Put ceramic coating on the windows. It will repel the water and mud it wouldn’t deflect it like you are suggesting but it keeps the windows a lot cleaner.

My first question too. Looks sweet BTW.

Are those wrangler wheels? I’d give the dealer the benefit of the doubt here sounds like once you pointed it out they fixed it. My guess whoever traded it in tried putting everything back to stock and threw on some old tires. Around here if the tread depth is ok the tires could be fifty years...

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My bad then OP there's your best solution. They're designed to work with your springs and have great extension.

Was more in jest than anything. I have plenty of MC gold under my Gladiator. That was one thing i hesitated because of . I have to say the O***** shocks look pretty good in gold but ouch in the price. They should be gold plated.

Rocksports would definitely be first choice but pretty sure your looking at 500 an axle. Most folks seem to like the Bilstiens but I have no first hand knowledge.

No idea but that looks like an absolute blast. I'd probably put a little weight in the bed but not much, probably fifty pound bag of sand right above the axle. Whatever you decide please come back and let us know how it went and with pictures. I'd probably be talking with other drivers too. Now...

Kinda surprised they're not anodized gold to match your suspension parts.

We've used this https://www.jefferspet.com/ratinator/p in the past its very effective at catching them alive then you can either drown them or take them across town to let them go. It's my understanding the wires are coated in a corn starch type covering to make them more environmentally...

Is the 500 for each axle or all four corners? Probably looking at Rancho or Bilstiens either way.

Maybe it's in sideways? Just kidding before somebody chimes in with a big long explanation. All that covering makes it look like a plastic engine. Glad they ran out when mine was built.

A reasonably sized key fob that's waterproof!!! Oh definitely either 392 or Hurricane.

No experience with them but I'd say watch for BS fees 8 including freight charges added back in plus they would use all available rebates in their ads but rarely do folks qualify. Veterans, recent college grad., first responders ETC. The fine print will get you.

Ok called this morning and talked to Will. I gotta say super helpful as always if anyone ever has a question don't hesitate to call. Now they are working on a Mojave version and are planning on having a Mojave on site in the next day or so to get all measurements ETC no idea of time frame for...

Yeah that was my biggest concern as well which was why I originally wanted the front covered. I keep my cars a long time. In fact I still have my 06 Jag I bought for my wife brand new. Car is immaculate except for some fading as we didnt have agarage for years a bunch stone chips on the hood...

I'm planning on calling them tomorrow ill post their answers. Try to find out when Mojave version will be available. I know the Sixpack shocks are supposedly easily rebuildable.We'll see on these.

They look great. I presume install was straightforward.