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For me the issue is highway speeds. For local low speed driving, I'm okay with just crates. When I'm driving through NE at 83mph, OTOH, I think they need more protection. I measured the bed last night, and between the wheel wells it's 44 inches. The crate sizes are 24"w, so that's not going to...

Just got back from the west, and planning a trip out there in the winter. I'm researching solutions for bringing my boys with me. Solution Specifications: 1. Dogs must go in the bed - the back seat is for the kids. 2. Dogs are: 1 Chessie, 70lbs (sweet to family, standoffish to outsiders, and...

New club member! Was out west, and got a pretty hard strike on the driver's side, about a third of the way across the windshield. Parked the car for a bit and when I got back the crack already started. At this point, it's about 1.5 inches short of 100% top to bottom. Thanks to this forum - when...

How about half doors? HEY FCA YOU LISTENING? IT"S A SAFETY ISSUE DARNIT!

Just got back from a trip to Colorado. Diamondback held up through the hail, daily rain, etc. When I got back I sprayed the whole thing down with a hose and the bed was dry. Still dusty in fact. +1 to the closing points - I need one person on the other side to hold the cleat down to shut the...

Hot dog! We have a wiener!

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You may never have had an issue previously. No one you know may ever have had an issue. That's the low probability part of the risk. The other part is the impact - "what happens if." I don't mean to imply anyone is doing things incorrectly, as risk management for stuff like this is personal risk...

I've got this exact winch, and I'm glad to hear that Smittybuilt stood behind their product. It's unfortunate there was a running change that bit you, however I'm also glad to see that they continually improve their products. Hope you're as happy with the results as I have been! I use the...

So this makes me think - anybody just take the rear doors off? For driver armor - passenger easy evac mode?

So super late to the party but, # = sharp as well as the pound sign. Flame on!

The wires from the starter to the battery are short and fully contained in the engine compartment. The wires from the winch are neither. As the wires from the winch leave the engine compartment and are exposed to rocks/gravel/etc, imo they have a higher risk of exposure of the conductors. So in...

Try tweeting to Jeep's marketing arm and @-ing #-ing bunches of folks like cnn/fox news/etc. that'll get that fixed pretty quick. For you definitely, for your profession likely.

I prefer the seating configuration of the Jeeps in general. I like to sit upright, not leaning back. I didn't get leather seats because I was planning on a seat cover. However, now I'm planning on wearing out the seats and getting new seats since the price of good quality seat covers is only...

If you buy a hard top, you get the wiring already set up. Plus it will do a better job of keeping in the AC in Miami. You can also add insulation to the hard top for sound deadening and temperature control. You can add a bestop for open/shut capability over the driver's portion and get the best...

Hmm... Not a bad idea. Buy a Mojave "for" my wife...

You have the factory plastic bumper. You can theoretically reinforce it and mount a winch, or put a front hitch on it and mount a winch. However, the best solution is to replace teh bumper. If you go aftermarket bumper, get one that comes with a built-in winch plate. If you get the factory...

When I bought mine, I went to some local dealerships. One was willing to deal, but couldn't match 5% below invoice. They were straight up with it too. Another I went to was full scamola: tinting, wheel locks, nitrogen tires "standard dealer upgrades" etc. Dealers usually vary. My uneducated...

use the search feature for warn interrupter or solenoid and you'll pull up a bunch of threads with pictures.

The Jeep store? That's where I got mine.