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Metalcloak Track Bar Brace for Jeep Gladiator and Jeep JL Wrangler. Brand new and never installed. I ordered two by mistake, but the hardware got lost in a move. So there is no hardware. But you can get the hardware from Metalcloak for $13. - $75

Trail doors for Jeep Gladiator and JL Wrangler. Few scuff marks from offroading and no mirrors. Easily taken care of issues.

I'm on my second Badlands with synthetic line. I moved my older one to my trailer and bought a new one. Both have synthetic lines. I've had my older one for about eight years and it's had synthetic line for about five. Having said that, I've not once pulled them out when they get wet to let...

I have a video about this issue that I posted on my youtube channel almost three years ago. I've also posted it on these forums quite a few times as well. I also mention checking the four steering box bolts for proper torque as well.

Good deal! And also, make sure you check the four steering box bolts for proper torque. Here's some crazy info for you about that. I had the aluminum gearbox. Didn't need, but wanted the steel, so I had Jeep exchange it. So, they're the ones that touched that pitman arm before that issue. I...

Here's the video with the pitman arm nut: And in addition to the pitman arm nut, the four steering box bolts too. The pitman arm nut is supposed to be 185 ft/lbs. Tight enough isn't good enough.

I have a dash bar in both our JT and JK. I've had them for almost 4yrs with no issues. They bolt to the jeep (Not screw), which gives them a solid mounting point. You can use any mount that will clamp or bolt to the bar. I use Ram Mounts. At one point, I had a Cell, passenger cell, Tablet, and...

Maxi Trac 12v air compressor. Dual piston. 12v disconnect, Pressure switch, and quick coupler has been added. $100

Tazer isn't the only option. If you're going to utilize Tazer for other options, yes. But, if you just want to stop the auto start/stop, just get an eliminator from amazon for $30-$40.

You don't need em. Toss em. They have nothing to do with the function of the door. I haven't seen my door pin bolts in over 4yrs.

Yea. I installed my Lasfit switches back in March 23 when I added lockers and I'm satisfied with them.

The only difference in building as opposed to getting something that's factory is if you want factory or aftermarket options. I have a 2019 (2020) Overland. I now have 169,000 miles on it. I also have had it regeared and added lockers. I beat the crap out of it towing, hauling, offroading, and...

Yea. I know the feeling. I retired and because my wife was still in and I got tired of sitting home, I got a civilian job. Now we're both retired, but I continued working part-time for my company. But, I pretty much do what I want though. But yes. Keep me posted. Stay safe!

Even though I've been there a few times, keep in touch. Depending on what I have going on at the time, I might trail behind you and make another trip out there with ya.

I went from Fox to the Bilstein 5100s. Like everyone else has mentioned, they are stiff. But for me, the positives outweigh the negative. The negative is that they ride rougher. But I offroad and rock crawl, so they don't bottom out on the trails. I also tow a lot, so they handle the load better...

I haven't seen my door bolts in over 4yrs.

The only way is to pull the center console and check the cable. The bolts are 10mm. If you have to adjust the cable or do something to it, it's either a 10mm deep socket or wrench.

I've used Jscan for four years. It does everything you'll need it to do. You don't have to "marry" it to any vehicle. And I have the OBD adapter, SGW cables, and the licenses for five Mopar vehicles and still came out cheaper than the other brand.

Thanks for the info. I appreciate it. BTW, nice jeep. Looks good!

About 3.5yrs ago I had 35x12.50R17 Geolander X-ATs installed. Rode on them for 20,000 miles then upgraded to 37x13.50 X-ATs. I got 62,000 miles out of those. They really shouldn’t have lasted that long, but they did. I loved how quiet they were, how good they rode on the rode, and how well they...