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The proven way to save fuel is changing your driving habits. Lol. Works on every vehicle and its free! I commute 120 miles each way to work and I have to admit there is a noticeable improvement in fuel mileage between 60 mph and 65 mph. Seems to be consistent no matter what vehicle I drive...

I have the quake LED headlights and taillights. Very happy with them compared to stock halogens. Not sure they are the best but the price was right. I think Oracle probably makes the best ones as far as light output goes. But I have no experience with them. And they are twice the price. Lol. I...

Good point! Probably most likey to run out of gas before any kind of failure. Such a small tank for such a capable vehicle! Lol.

I keep a code reader in my glove box. It has helped get my colorado started when it would often not communicate for some unknown reason. I got rid of it pretty quick. Often just simply disconnecting the battery for a few minutes resets the electronics and will fix some problems. One thing is...

Very nice! Thanks for all the links! That is awesome and very helpful!!!

Pack accordingly for a few nights out......and just tell yourself on the long walk back to civilization that “it’s a Jeep thing”! Haha.....

Fuel Coverts and MT 35s

Can i order from your link? How do I PM you?

I had this same cover on my Chevy Colorado. I didn’t have much faith in it at first but it was cheap and hard (things flapping in the wind bug the sh** out of me). However, it worked very well and the best part is it was super easy to remove and it doesn’t leave anything behind. Take it off in...

I have the BAK Revolver X4. Paid $900. Hard roll up. Easy to remove if necessary. Looks great. So far holding up very well and keeps everything dry. I would say the only con would be the rails that remain when you roll it up or remove it. They can be in the way and you have to be cautious not...

Haha. Yeah. Ok. Still won’t convince me that a thin little sticker will affect the deployment of an air bag. Lol.

I used 1 inch grommets. They fit perfectly. Im sure rubicon bumper is the same as the sensors are standard

I installed these in a 1” grommet when bought the Magnum Raptor rear bumper . Looks clean. I didn’t wire the lights but one could if you want a bunch of red lights in your behind. I just wanted a clean sensor look without buying sensors. Or, You could save $20 and just buy plugs or caps to fit.

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I think it’s hard to get an accurate opinion as we all have a little different set up and certainly a little different opinion on ride quality. But there is enough info on this forum that can guide you in the right direction to get things where you want them and dialed in. You are on a good path...

Yeah. Not saying regearing wouldn’t be better, just not really necessary. But, I will probably go to 4.88’s some day. That is......if I quit spending money on other stuff. Lol

I wouldn’t worry about putting a sticker on the dash. If you really think that will prevent the airbag from deploying you have never seen or experienced the power of an airbag. It will not stop it. That said, it would not be wise to apply something metal or anything you wouldn’t want buried in...

I have 4.10’s on 35’s and it still drives great. Barely noticed a difference

Same here.....Im sure if I regeared to 4.88 it would not be noticeable

Bigger wheel, less tire wall = shitty ride ! 35 vs 37 is more of a personal preference. Both sizes will get you where you want to go. 37s are arguably better looking, but they cost a lot more (re-gear, bigger lift, replace many parts, fuel, etc etc)