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Lake Speed Jr has multiple videos talking about using start stop vs disabling. Wear metals went up due to fuel dilution. Also, engineering explained did a video on it for fuel consumption.

Oil was HPL 10w-40 and the engine has 93k Miles.

I see. I was focusing on the 2 wear metals iron and aluminum they were about the same. They are very good numbers but not much changed in these 2 numbers after the revised tune? I messaged GDE and he said they revised it to the legal limit 2 years ago but you just did your retune recently? So...

The second and third are statistically within the margin of error so they are identical essentially? What do you see on the number two in terms of fuel dilution as compared to number three?

The catch can will really help the oil is the problem. Also, a fuel born catalyst can be beneficial. I’ve heard after I finish my redline fuel catalyst I want to try https://betterdiesel.com/shop/

Ambulance chaser. This is the nicest Jeep I’ve ever had under Stellantis fortunately, we got the Eco diesel.

I would go with the Derringer over this. The Derringer does have transmission protection and more.

Hook $20 shippped Warn Cover, $50 shipped.

GDE now has a new flash for Dilution modifying Y 81 and the 3rd pilot in the fuel table so as not to have excessive aluminum piston skirt wear?? if it’s true that’s awesome because he is superior to MR in tuning. Wow, that oil did thin out pretty good. Unfortunately, this is a Blackstone non...

Brand new in box. These are very nice step sliders with additional armor skin and rock lights. They are bolt on. They will ship in 3 boxes. Price is $800 shipped with Paypal...

They look like this.

I have a 2023 Rubicon wheel if you’re interested. I bought a set because I was doing the same thing you’re doing. To confirm this is just a wheel and no tires.

Normally the dealers show it on site the sale price. I looked at dozens that did it like that. My friend bought a new Ram Limited I found with an EcoDiesel and the good mark down were on the site. Anyhow the banner is now gone from the site.

I know they a very pricy but unique and complex as far as sliders goes. I saw a vid on how they are made it's pretty high tech with robots painting and pressing. A lot of cost in this to make. Nobody makes one like them so pricy will stay high. I love how streamlined they are and a almost OEM+...

Good job and thanks for sharing! Tempting. One thing I'm not a big fan off it brakes to much and then accelerates rapidly back and forth with traffic. I do fuel efficient driving and apply light pulses of throttle and glide to red lights. I could use this on the open HWY I would think. Still...

Ok but https://www.driveenvy.com/inventory/new-2023-jeep-gladiator-sport-4x4-crew-cab-1c6hjtag8pl573080/ It's not showing the 30% off?

That's a great price! Northridge 4x4 has sale now for 15% and $150 gift card so it came to about 20%. Northridge also gives rewards points. I buy a lot from them.

There are alot of people that use them as a step only so they don't make the cost or weight higher when they don't need to be. Also, it's nice that you can replace the plate if you need to after.

That's not bad when I also looked into having it done. So the doors and bed and tailgate remain? You can do a tailgate for sure! https://www.invisiblemask.com/imask/index.php?route=product/product&path=51878&product_id=320410 It's about $150 with the 15% off. They give you supply's to start also.

Thanks. It's worth it especially if your planning to keep the truck a long time. It's permanent purchase for me. How much did it cost do the front and side?