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I get all of that, but aesthetically it drives me nuts. :D But I wouldn't change it. But my point was that since Jeep kept as much in common with the Wrangler as possible, even to the point of reduced capacity (the nose/grille, especially for the diesel guys) for very good reasons, I would never...

Unintended benefit to the Tazer. I have the turn cam feature turned on. That's where the backup cam comes on with the turn signals to help see rear blind spots. So if the tailgate is down I will notice pretty quickly. Not as fast as a warning light but close. While I would love to see the idiot...

Yea, I can't imagine covering the passenger airbag is a good thing.

I guess this is why scammers and spammers do what they do. It works. I'm willing to bet this internet company that sells spot mirrors, t-shirts, and vegan drops to put in your wine so you dont get a hangover is just ordering everything from some factory in China for 25 cents each and repackaging...

Well, what's considered sustained high speed these days? I've driven at least as fast as those guys spend my money.

Here's a basic DIY for working with Kydex. https://www.ehow.com/how_7901810_methods-molding-kydex.html The pro holster makers use a vacuum setup to form the kydex to the gun (usually a dummy gun with the proper dimensions). Think like using a food saver vacuum sealer only with heated kydex.

My wife is 4ft 13, and her Jeep is a m/t so I totally get it. I HAVE to move her seat to get it and move it. On the plus side,for some reason the side view mirrors work for both of us where they are, and the rearview works for me if I just flip to night mode. PS, Kydex sheeting is available in...

I don't know how far ShadowsMama moves the seat up, but I keep mine pretty far back and even then I don't think there is enough length where the width would allow for a compact umbrella. before you get to the knob to adjust the seat and then the seat back lever. For perspective, that's a thing...

I too love how in tune SP is with his wife, and proactive in making things better for her. IMNHO, that's how a husband should be. Sorry I have no easy answer, though I hate those stupid nets too. Always catching the top eyelets of my workboots on them. Just running my brain and mouth here...

Congrats to Mrs. @ShadowsPapa (or should that just be ShadowsMama?), that's a fine looking Jeep she has. When my wife's Wrangler was new, she decked it out with pink camo seat covers and steering wheel cover, pink trim accents, pink stuffed animals all over, and pink stickers that say things...

Which kinda goes to my earlier point. If they really want it, they'll get it. I know a repo guy. He can pull up to a car that is parallel parked with cars almost touching front and rear bumpers, and tow it out of there in 10 seconds without touching the other two cars. l'm sure the methods they...

Nothing is theft-proof. But how many of the thieves doing this sort of vehicle theft are going to be prepared to do that? They're probably carrying just what they normally need, and little more. If they are carrying a few grand worth of electronics AND some heavy duty channel-locks just in case...

I went with these right after I bought my Gladiator: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0777JTJGJ/ Real glass, not plastic. Fits well, AND the angle is adjustable. Plus they are only $9/pair, and no deceptive marketing.

Company might be real, but the poster was a shill. He came on here claiming to be some random customer who just happened to stumble upon this awesome and overpriced product. The truth was the random poster, who made sure to tell us he had no ties to the company, actually owns the company. He...

Yup. Just one more reason I moved to New Hampshire. Only state in the country that does not have a seat belt law for adults. I still wear one every time. My choice.

Really? Scammer alert!

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The problem isn't so much bad engineering. The problem with the 4xe is essentially the same as with the Gladiator in general, and especially the diesel Gladiator. It's relatively easy to design a PEV, a diesel, or a truck when you are not constrained by 80yr old aesthetics and the physical...

One of my buddies bought a loaded Rubicon 4xe for his wife. She loves it. They're in Northern NH, plenty of cold and mountains. She has about a 20 mile commute each way to work, and almost never uses gas, even in winter. The winter grille cover is a must, and that means paying attention to...

So, 80 posts abut green caps, nitrogen and beet juice (I run the beet juice in my tractor tires here NH), did the OP ever get his seized caps off? Had the same issue when my wife put some aftermarket pink caps on her Jeep. I used a shaft drive dremel and a thin cutoff wheel, and cut the cap on...