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But would it work?

Thank you for that offer, however I already have the cap. :)

Well said. If you ever go with stock front lockers, you can use the Rubi stock front and rear locker switch fairly easily. The harness is already there, you just need to activate with a tazer or similar.

That sounds great! Seems like you are on the right track with your upgrades. Do you have a build journal?

That is great information. Thank you!

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That makes a lot of sense!

I'm not sure. Knowing I was going to add an SmartCap to the bed, I was cautious about the weight in the rear. I was told due to the steel bumpers and tow package, the springs are heavier. I'm putting the AEV spacer lift on front and rear. I'm hoping it all works out and sits well.

Again, still learning here. I read this from Benny at All Mopar Parts: Thank you for this, Here are the parts breakdowns for each 2024 Jeep Gladiator Mojave X with steel bumpers: 1C6JJTEG1RL104587 Front springs -68607513AB Left Front shock - 68465829AL Right Front Shock - 68465846AL Rear...

Its all pretty new to me and I am still learning. I have the Mojave X. If I'm not mistaken, it came with the heavier duty springs, due to the stock steel bumpers. I hope :)

Thank you for your opinion on my build. Maybe I should re-think it, return the Mojave, and buy a Rubicon. To build a Rubicon into something as capable as a Mojave, I would need to reinforce the frame, if that is even possible, change the steering knuckles, replace the shocks all around, lift it...

Well, that answers that. Thank you.

Yep!

I have a Mojave. I'm trying to see if it will work for me. There is conflicting information

I wonder how well those would work on the Mojave hood scoop. hmm.....

Willing to ship?

Well, I guess it's my turn. Is Granite Crystal available? Thanks, Benny!

I am going to try to link to product and install pictures, if I take them, in the 1st post. I used these: Locking Hood Latches - Rugged Ridge

Fair enough.

If you are happy with Infinity speakers and they sound "great", why not just put a pair in your soundbar (overhead)? I think they will fit right in. Then you can go from there, if you feel you need to.