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Just upgraded to 37s from 35s! I love the look and drive Lift size: 3” Lift manufacturer: Fox Performance Tire size: 37” KO2 AT Wheel specs & brand: Fuel Vapor 18”

Yes….I forgot to mention…. The Geometry Control Arm Correction Brackets will be installed!

Good call!! I’ve been researching this past year…. And the lift we are going with is the Zone 3” Lift (along with 3.5” Fox Shocks). I’ve heard good feedback for those who have used them.

lol. That’s too funny! Great to hear! The shop recommends a 3” lift, and we are going with 3.5-4” Fox Shocks. I’m assuming you’re still pleased with the 37”!?

Soooo…..Currently, I have 35” KO2s on the Gladiator Rubicon with no lift. Planning to add in 37” KO2s with a 3” lift. I just picked up the tires….huge!! I’ll add photos when it’s done!

Built a hoist in the garage, so I can lift and store the Jeep roof! Total cost: $38, a beer and one of my burgers. Lol.

Built a hoist in the garage, so I can lift and store the Jeep roof! Total cost: $38 of materials, a beer and one of my burgers. Lol.

Can you let me know which companies? And, will it work? You’re in the same boat as me. Lol

Sorry to ask again....so, it won’t work with the Mopar hard tri-fold cover that I have?

It used adhesive tape, and screws to existing holes. There’s an option to screw another hole in the the dash, but not necessary.

You’re right sir! I did cut the mat, very carefully and fit perfectly! Looks like a completed finish!

I tried a bunch.... this one by far is my fave!!

Just mounted my Bulletproof Phone Mount. After many options, this is by far the best solution! Very sturdy and easy to install! Let me know what you think!? https://www.bulletproofmountingsolutions.com/

Just mounted my Bulletproof Phone Mount. After many options, this is by far the best solution! Very sturdy and easy to install! Let me know what you think!? https://www.bulletproofmountingsolutions.com/

Just mounted my Bulletproof Phone Mount. After many options, this is by far the best solution! Very sturdy and easy to install! Let me know what you think!? https://www.bulletproofmountingsolutions.com/

Yup....

Took the bad boy up to play in some snow and slush!

The Body Mount Bolts took some time for sure. My Mechanic Buddy has to use a high powered gun and it took some time to loosen up for sure. Other than that, he had to use a a Stepped Drill Bit to widen the holes, as some weren’t lining up and/or wide enough. Once he got the one side done...

Added Rock Hard Angled Down Sliders to the Gobz!

Finally got my Rock Hard Angled Down Sliders Installed!