You may have the aluminum corrosion issue that so many Jeeps are having. There is a class action lawsuit on it. There are a few threads on here about it and a dedicated Facebook group you should take a look at. https://www.facebook.com/groups/975754000356535
Looks like Wheel Vintiques Smoothies. I have a set in black but with 4.25" backspacing that required them to be "reversed". Basically end up more deep dish.
This is unfortunately common with the corrosion issues. There is a fast growing Facebook group with nearly 11,000 members full of horror stories. Dealers are not being incentivized well enough to want to do the work. Generally only dealers with their own body shop are likely to do it. The group...
A few things you might hit on the way to Moab from Page are Monument Valley, Valley of the Gods, Mexican Hat, and Moki Dugway. If you go up 163/261 there are tons of hikes and ruins to see all around the Cedar Mesa area.
We just switched to State Farm to get lower rates. I am down to four cars and one camper on the policy. Unfortunately two of the cars are driven by under 21 year old sons and both are R/T Challengers. I did get a decent discount since they are away at college. They also both qualify for good...
My Quakes have been perfectly reliable so far. No complaints at all. I appreciate the added clearance and the Jeep looks much better than with the stock setup. I didn't install the screw. Just used a bit of epoxy.
Hey Shane - I answered over on FB but I'll post here as well to get it in the thread for future reference.
Nitto 37 x 12.5 x 17. Riding on 9" wheels with a 4.25" backspace giving about -19 offset.
Measured about a 3" poke.
Post fender chop.
Recent mods:
On rack full bar
Yakima shower
Quake fender chop
Goosegear full rear seat delete
12v ice maker
100ah Battleborn battery
Redarc BCDC 40 amp charger
Starlink 12v conversion
Metalcloak tie rod
Falcon adjustable steering stabilizer
The bar has wires now so it open at 90...
It's a roaming plan. I did a post this evening with some more details. https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/converted-starlink-to-12v-to-use-less-power.72829/
In addition to the Starlink 12v conversion I added an ice maker the other day! :CWL: It runs on 12v. Happy wife, happy camping! Or something like that. Will provide some ice for my rum or whiskey drink at night as well as keep my wife's water cold.
The wood pieces it sits on are attached to...
I recently put in a 100ah lithium battery system with a 40 amp dcdc charger. My two main draws are the fridge and Starlink (with occasional use of the ice maker as well). The Starlink uses a lot of ac power. It can be converted to dc power for a significant savings in draw as well as savings...
Installed a Yakima Road Shower to replace my Joolca. The Joolca worked OK but requires a lot of stuff: hoses, pump, propane, etc. The Yakima stores some of my water and is super easy and reliable. Gonna give it a full test in Utah soon.
Found it! I had the diagrams to look for the ground points from the beginning. I was still looking in the wrong place! Gotta use my reading glasses. :CWL:
The ground point that I was looking for is behind the plastic trim by the seatbelt. All good now.
I looked at the diagram of ground points to find a good place for my new lithium battery setup. It shows one about in the middle of the rear passenger side door on the driver's side. What I found is a connector that works a lot like one of the door electrical disconnects that you use when you...