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Sorry I didn't see this sooner, yes there is camping/cabins on site, but they are long since sold out. I'm staying about 30 min away and will drive over in the mornings, leave in the evenings after all the events finish. I'll be going down late Thursday night *IF* I get my gladiator back by...

I know some on the forums have sworn off Quadratec, but there's a heck of a deal on the Front Anti-Rock Sway Bar over there right now.....it's listed at $270 dollars off the normal price. https://www.quadratec.com/p/currie-enterprises/front-anti-rock-sway-bar-kit-jeep-wrangler-jl Yes, the link...

I was looking for a truck, this just happened to have that Jeep appeal as well as I had always wanted a Jeep. Now though, it's my Jeep, that just so happens to also be a truck.

Mine only ever puked gas before I got it lifted... Never once since...?

I have questions about the tent, as I've been considering one: Does it have a floor? I've seen models that appeared to and some that didn't. What do you think of quality? Would it hold up if it got stormed on? Thanks!

Thanks for all the great pictures and feedback. I was on the fence about doing fenders, but these are now definitely on my list for my sport as well.

Is it just the angle of the picture or is your sway bar all up in your spring?

6 Months and 10K miles so far, Love it. MIL came on once, went back out next day. No real issues, other than being broke from too many mods to buy. ?

So I know roughly what the axles cost, mind sharing what you paid for install? Or did you do the work yourself?

Seen this on the app today.

I actually plan to upgrade to these when I decide it's time to lose my halogens - https://www.infiniteoffroad.com/product-page/headlight-9-atlas He's local-ish to me and offers a 25 year "You break it, we replace it" unvoidable warranty. The price is still higher than I'd like to pay but I'll...

I spoke to Metal Cloak last week and the current Front Diff Skid they have does not work with the newer late 2021 -2022 axles with the new diff housing. Not only is the drain plug missing, but there's a little more material around the housing. They are working on a new release of the front diff...

Check out one of the forum sponsers as well if you aren't 100% sold on the OEM version - https://www.invictusoffroad.com/collections/jeep-gladiator https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/hybrid-molle-panel.54333/

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/beware-of-hauk-offroad.56533/ Yeah it seems from this thread your best bet is to start a charge back with the card you used to pay for it. Doubt you'll ever see the name badge you ordered.

Picked up a set of these tail lights this weekend and installed last night. Halogen OEM to the Oracles, used the resistor and no issues. No need to adjust the computer with JScan, installed in about 20 min. Really can't say enough about the clean, sharp look compared to the OEM lights.

And not Gladiator's but interesting...

To add to some of the pics from the invasion -

As far as Voswitch the company, I'd say they are good. As for that exact switch panel I have no experience. I bought the 8 switch grab handle model because I liked the positioning - https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B09TZK1ZQS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 My only gripe is...

Looking through the Q&A on RR's website and they claim the winch plate is rated to 12.5K, so should be good there. Also speaking of the metal found this as well - Yes the bumper is 2.5mm thick, but all structural components (winch tray, connection points, etc...) are at least 6mm thick steel...