Search results

I think last time I looked, similar tires for 18" rims vs 17" were more expensive, especially for AT/MT tires. I think since a7" are more popular there is a cost of manufacturing reduction since they sell more. I have no scientific data to back this up, just been my experience.

I do... and it's disturbing

Everything @Chocolyle said ?

The "Skinny pedal"... look at yours and you'll see ?

The OEM pads are made by Akebono. Ceramic... can be had at most stores for about 1/2 the MOPAR price.

Yeah, mine was centered. Glad you figured it out!

Yes, somewhere up "earlier" in the thread... you use the original long red wire from the winch and the 2 black wires from the inverter kit (one of them will act as your yellow wire). The "short" red wire from the original winch will go from the battery to the solenoid. If that doesn't make...

Someone beat your record @NUcat : 146 days for @KX L ?

Mine, too... no issues.

Still like it! I have not been able to do any wheeling yet because of family schedules, but we will in April. The teraflex kit comes in 2 pieces: a 1" puck and a 1/2" puck. You could always start with just the 1" and see how you like it, or visa-versa. I added a winch and dropped about 1/2"...

Hey! Just to confirm, you're still cowl-mounted, but used the bolt closer to the hood and farther from the A-pillar?

You can also go here (this is for the front): https://www.moparpartsgiant.com/parts-list/2021-jeep-gladiator/front_suspension/suspension_front_springs_shocks_control_arms.html #5 in the diagram is the oem bolt (M12x1.5)

The bolts should have a designation on the end like 8.8, 5.8, etc. This is the "hardness" (sort of) of the bolt. If you know that and the size/pitch, like M12x1.75 then you can replace them from almost anywhere. Good reference here: https://www.firstcallautosupply.com/bolt-identification-guide/

That's what I have as well. I REALLY like it... nice being able to jump in the JT and keep my phone in my pocket and still get AA.

Almost forgot: when you have the AA adapter switched with ACC, how long does it take to boot up and get AA on-screen?

Thanks, @sharpsicle! Honestly, I thought the center console was ACC switched and never even looked in there to notice the AA adapter was always on. This makes perfect sense why my Android phone's battery was depleting faster than normal: because it's constantly searching for AA and it's just...

Those have got to be wrong... This is from the MOPAR kit:

Anyone willing to sell their Mojave takeoff wheel, please PM me! (assuming you're swapping for the 392)

For others: no need to drill through the plastic. If you push a wire or fish cable through it, it will be angled down behind the kick panel:

Try this, I use it all the time and it takes away the guesswork and bad math on my part ? https://tiresize.com/wheel-offset-calculator/