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Are you constantly towing something? lol In my Sport S I'm averaging ~19.7mpg and only drive city / rural city. I have the stock 32" tires, but still..

Honestly I think it may be smarter to bolt a supercharger onto the current V6 at this point. Magnuson is pushing ~440hp with theirs and includes a pretty decent warranty for $6500 total

No issue for me, I went with the soft top :like: You know how the weather can be in SC sometimes - "0% chance of rain" and I leave work in a downpour :CWL:

Do you already have a JT? If not, have you considered a soft top instead? I couldn't live without my mesh screen above my head

Mine seems to be trending up, I have about 3700 miles right now. Last tank wasn't great because we went up to the mountains; usually I'm about 85% city otherwise (not dense bumper to bumper, but definitely not highway)

Where's the switch for the heated seats? Got a pic?

I just sent them an email to see if they have JT plans. I really like those tail lights

Pretty cool, but: Where does the amp go? You lose the bolt storage box You lose the jack kit

Don't pull the trigger a second time if you have a problem with overflowing. There's an sticker in your gas flap that says exactly this

Why not take it to the dealer? This sounds like a hardware failure to me

If you do LED bulbs in a factory reflector housing, it should be aimed lower than what most people typically say. For projectors (LED or HID) it should be ~2-3" lower than the center of your headlight from 20' away

Well worth the ~$300 IMO

x2. Either get the OEM LED or the Oracle Bi-LED aftermarket replacements. Many prefer the OEM look over the Oracle.

$30 shipped. Used for ~2 months. I just upgraded to the Oracle Bi-LED housings so I don't need these anymore

If you move them to the highest position it is far less annoying. Most newer vehicles are like this to prevent whiplash. I'm 6'1 and don't notice it anymore

Those are just bulbs though, I was expecting something along the lines of a complete housing replacement. I don't particularly like the design of the non-LED taillights

Still no aftermarket products out there??

BCM is Body Control Module. Basically it controls all your electronic functions and the like.

Nothing is needed other than plugging them in. I received mine yesterday and installed today, took about 45 minutes start to finish (including wiring halos). Super easy process.

Yea there's a small mountain range called the 'Appalachian Mountains' or something like that. :CWL: