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There are plenty of IFS trucks out there if that is what you are looking for (like all of them). The straight axle will lean offroad first and on road second. IFS has gotten a lot better recently and for mostly on road use IFS probably make sense for most everyone. I think we will see some...

Tractor trailer/rv long handled squeege are way nicer than the short ones.

My wife is rewatching them. No way they would greenlight a show like that right now. For many reasons. I am glad these tires materialized for people. Seems like a good deal.

Just installed the clayton rear with a bend on mine after leaving the stock bar for a bit after the lift. It maybe just wishful thinking but it felt like it drove better with the axles centered than it did before hand. I also like the beef of the aftermarket bars though they aren't going to...

Yikes, yeah not adding shock extenders or correct length shocks would do that if you mounted the shocks with the weight on the truck. Op must have had to compress the springs a bit to get the shocks on if that was the case. Good catch

I'd be careful reversing a shop vac. I guess anything blown in would probably be caught in the cat but as an alternative you can just have someone put a rag and their hand over the exhaust exit while you are under it and adding jsut a bit of back pressure will show obvious exhaust leaks. I had...

Agree you shouldn't really be getting more lift out of the shocks.

They make pinion flange tools that you bolt on then put a pipe in them to anchor off to whatever on the jeep. https://www.ironrockoffroad.com/product/yoke-tool.html You can see it in use in this video for our axles it should link to the time where he is using it 10:30 or so in.

There are cut offs on the fridge you can set. The problem is that setting the fridge with a high voltage cutoff won't run the fridge too long. If you put it on low it will run the fridge for a longer time then it will draw your starting battery down enough it won't start your car. I run my...

He explained it in the video. The guy went up a bypass which was really tricky and he said that it was trickier than a different way maybe the actual obstacle. It looked like he dropped a wheel in between two rocks on a ledge and flopped it. There were a bunch of smaller rocks that people pack...

What bumpers? Plastic bumpers the clayton leveling kit front springs will get you there. Steel bumpers and winch I went to 2.5" claytons to get back to 2.5-3 over stock max tow.

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Cool I think they will work well. Yea i still have them. I will send you a message.

I just did the leveling springs with longer mopar LCAs. I put icon 1.5" springs in the back because I have a max tow sport and just the front springs made it crazy nose high. With the plastic bumper the leveling springs and rear icons on my sport were perfectly level maybe a slight rake. When I...

No, Just the front. I run a battery and 12v/solar charger back there for my fridge so trying to clean up the install I have it mounted on a piece of wood now bolted to airline track. I am 50/50 on the sides. I like the mounting options but I also like stuffing duffle bags and sleeping bags in...

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~1.5” lift over rubicon stock.

I have a pair of Clayton springs Part number COR-1508250. Have a couple thousand miles on them and are pretty much new. Looking for $150 plus accurate shipping cost to your zip.

Clayton fronts are 188 1b/inch Diesels are 216