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First off, a severe pull is NOT a common thing. My advise is to find out exactly "what" they fixed AND get a print out of the alignment spec sheet. Did AT clarify what "a suspension issue" means to them? It doesn't seem coincidental that both places mention a suspension problem in their...

A 40" Mickey Baja AT would be the dream! Love my current 37's especially in the CO snow

All of your answers are contained here :) https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/clayton-vs-synergy-coil-spring-review-with-600lb-constant-load-overland-build.55227/

There are better options. Four Wheel Campers quality has suffered over the years and the Project M was a very half baked solution to begin competing in the market. The fit and finish is not on par for the price and you are better off at looking at AluCab or AT Overland in my opinion.

Ok, well from personal experience (as you've read) Clayton + Falcon 3.3 = very firm ride in my opinion. Other people like it though. Do a search on either Falcon 3.3 or Clayton springs to read a bunch of threads... that is my only advice either way :) Have fun with your Jeep!!!

I personally like them more but ride quality is very subjective and not sure how you might "wheel". Plus, pairing a shock with specific spring will also yield wildly different results. Please take all of this into account.

The Fox 2.5's have much better small bump compliance and are less harsh when paired with even a firm spring. They suit my driving needs better than the Falcon 3.3s for daily terrain. I think it takes a fair amount of low speed compression adjustment for the Fox 2.5's off road to combat the side...

My $0.02 on the mounts since I've been running Rotopax for the past 6 years. If you plan on taking them on and off consistently go with the DLX. They are significantly easier to loosen and you can really crank the cans down (not that you should). The standard mount "lever" can get very stuck...

Those are directly from DynaTrac's install page and I just wanted to bring it to light. I am not an expert, but I assume that because it's a non-aluminum surface that's why they tell you to strike there? Honestly, when I did mine, I tried both the knuckle and the "C". Striking multiple spots...

^^^ this ^^^ it's the resonation of the striking that will do it. for instance watch the Teraflex BJ install video and what they use... fast forward to 3:03

So you're stripped down to just the knuckles? I'm assuming you've struck both the knuckles and "C" part of the axle? I'd recommend to use a non-dead blow hammer and go to a metallic head to send shock vibrations thru it.

I've been running Ecotemp or Camplux hot water heaters for 5 years across various vehicles. I put them in case and mount them to racks or cupboards. Just need propane and a water source with pump. My wife and I love to rinse off after MTB rides.

I may not have a lot to add here, but what sway bar end links are you running up front? I've found that OEM style rubber bushings really improved my "drift" feeling in the wheel. Also, I recently upgraded to the cast iron steering box from the aluminum on my 2020 JTR. That also helped me. In...

Please refer to this thread = https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/is-this-part-standard-equipment.77633/ It's no longer standard

Selling a pair of Synergy front end links for a Gladiator that I had on for about 7k miles. These can be used on all JL/JT models, including Rubicon models with the electronic sway bar disconnect, and are designed for vehicles with 0-4 inches of lift. I can ship on your dime if needed. Located...

Added a few pics of the custom water tank and electrical panel set up to the opening post

The "backplate = B0B53FTB6L" is only available on Amazon as far as I know when I talked to WB over the phone. Maybe you can order the #179 bracket on Amazon too? The customer service of WB over the phone is GREAT and they've always taken care of me when I call.

Ha I needed that laugh. Ironically enough my wife is a licensed professional counselor and not even she can help. I figured it's better to reach out to my fellow friends in this nut house instead.

I am following this thread as I'm experiencing the same thing. Good to know that I wasn't going crazy thinking my USAA policy was looking really high these days with no claims as well. Not looking forward to "shopping around" but hoping to find relief somewhere.

PM'd you. shipping is pretty cheap and I can get them in the mail by Monday.