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Element here too. Driver door net pocket, with more stable mount just a procrastination away.

I mounted an ARB twin using the 813 Fab bracket behind the driver side back seat. I'm very happy with the results. I ran three 8 gauge wires fom the battery, hot lead through the 40 amp fuses, all three into wire loom, zip tied over to the existing firewall hole, and back to the compressor...

I like this one: Krazy Beaver Tools Murder Spork It's on my gift list. But I only want the one with the far more noticeable red blade. For the moment, my local blue building supply place had this steel handle, very heavy blade shovel in stock. It is now Quick Fisted to a molle panel in the bed...

Quick pix of heat shield doodad I'm currently using: Leftover materials, enough to make at least one more. Sticky shield was from 'zon, shelf liner stuff from BigOrangeStore in the garage shelving area. One important note: Any sort of plastic you want the heat shield stuff to stick to...

I just completed installation of an ARB twin on the 813 behind-the-seat bracket. I'm very pleased with the setup. I ended up running fused 8 ga from the battery through the firewall at the clutch hole (auto trans here). Inexpensive firewall boot keeps it dry. Ran the wiring down the driver side...

Here's what ended up on my 2020 Mojave: Smitty full width, Warn evo 12k, stock fog lights transferred no problem. Winch mounts fairly low, never seen a bit of difference on my temperature gauge.

Aha! I can see that... Do you think that the fact that both the Curt pintle hook and the extension cord came from Amazon as well makes a difference?

I'm seeking opinions on what community guidelines my review of a lunette ring violates. They stated that they carefully reviewed my submission. Perhaps the words "frugal" or "pintle" were unfamiliar. Inquiring minds want to know! Thank you for submitting a customer...

I have Built Right's rails, but I understand they are the same size as factory. I have the molle panels on the sides, so QuickFist for tools. However, you asked about fasteners for the rails. I went to my local Orange Depot store to the electrical department. In the "Superstrut" area I bought...

Thank you! Just returned from picking up the last 1500 watt inverter anywhere close to me. Bought online, paypal paid, 1/2 hour later picked it up. I did call the store to make sure they really, really had my order in hand. They did, all went well.

I have an EVO 12s, new this fall. EVO made offshore, but I figured Warn would insist on sufficient QC giving me a good shot that it will work when I need it, and there would be repair parts available thru Warn or their dealer/service facilities. I put the value of those things at enough dollars...

I may have need for more than 4 aux switches in the future. But I'm very happy I got the factory switches. Having them already wired to both underhood and in cabin locations, plus already integrated into the display to set latching or temporary, and remember or reset on power up is great...

+1 on keeping inverter close to dc source. After I retired from software, I thought it would be amusing to get a CDL and have someone pay me to tour the eastern half of the US and Canda. It was great. I did need to provide my own 110v in that sleeper. And as a slip seat driver, I needed to pack...

Did exactly the same Spectrum controller in July, taking some install hints from earlier threads. Waited till the correct harness adapter was available. Only challenge was cleaning the dash left of the steering wheel sufficiently so the no-drill adhesive solution worked. I have no regrets about...

I've got an aftermarket front bumper with Warn winch. I've been watching for a rear bumper for the Mojave. Too bad Rugged Ridge didn't appear to get everything right. Buy once, cry once. If I'm getting a JT specific rear bumper, I'd strongly prefer wrap around. I really like the hidden hitch...

I just traded out halogen bulbs for led replacements in fogs and headlights (You stand no chance as I cast "HIkari Eye of Megatron"! Ha ha!). Aftermarket front bumper and winch made grill removal complicated. I just popped the air box out (2 minutes), passenger side clear. Driver side already...

Until someone with actual knowledge steps in, I'll offer a couple troubleshooting steps you might consider if you're so inclined. 1. Have you activated the switch with the engine running with No load? Disconnect your lights from the switch wire, activate the switch, make sure the switch wiring...

RainGear glad cab cover received! I'm thrilled with the quality. It's exactly what I wanted. Now all that time pounding the refresh key on Mondays and Thursday has come to fruition!

Yay! Raingear cover arrived 20 minutes ago! It's beautiful!

Ordered! Yay!