if your looking at the rebel coilover but want more lift, do the new evo fusion lift... its 6.5ā and coilover.
http://evomfg.com/EVO-MFG-Products/Jeep-Gladiator-JT/Suspension Systems/Jeep - Gladiator- JT - Suspension-Systems- FUSION?product_id=688
For the OP... my Jeep buddy recently had to replace his hi lift jack... it was mounted on his hood... after 6 months, he tried using it when he needed it (flat tire) and it was rusted through... if it was up to me and I had the MOLLE bed panels... Iād keep it there.
Iāve read good and bad about this location... the sheet metal is thin there so you can obviously have issues if your antenna is banging against things... I left my antenna alone and did a hood mount with a thicker bracket.
the same reason why they wonāt put in upgraded parts into the rest your rig... ie PSC big bore steering box, aluminum tie rods, king shocks, lift of your choice, Dana 60ās or bigger axles... etc etc...
Itās because the aftermarket money game is strong and not all people want to change that...
Just to clarify... the insane audio linked does say ā
Dedicated PreAmp Outputs for your own Aftermarket System
Separate Subwoofer Output with Integrated Volume Controlā
under their audio section. Who knows of how much voltage they put out and how many.
Perusing my Facebook, a friend of mine thatās always looking to upgrade his Tacoma spied new shift knobs from ajt designs...
It looks to be for both manuals and autos. Thought Iād share.
link here. https://www.ajtdesign-llc.com/online-store/Wrangler-JL-c38219363
I have the remote proximity keyless system. Today I started my rig up and realized I forgot an important item inside. I hopped out, hit the button on the handle locking all the doors, ran inside and back out. Grabbed my handle and was back in my truck, ready to go.
not sure if this was a...
I was watching a quadratec install video of the new alpine 9ā radio... in the video they had to take out the inverter and rework the area for the brains of the new head unit.
the inverter is under the drivers dash on a bracket under the steering column.
I hope this helps.
IMO... spacers are a quick fix to get a lift... ie what I did with mine... springs are the best choice... cost more but totally worth it.... I only did spacers due to me saving up on the lift Iām going to get.