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  1. Idaho Part Out! (A bunch of stuff for sale)

    Awesome, glad you like it!
  2. Idaho Part Out! (A bunch of stuff for sale)

    A few more items sold! Someone make me an offer on this tonneau cover and floor mats! :like:
  3. Idaho Part Out! (A bunch of stuff for sale)

    We have been wanting to get back up there to do some exploration, but we don’t have any specific trips planned out. I’d would likely be a couple months though as I’ve got a lot going on right now. If you don’t want to wait for some unknown future date I’m happy to meet up with your brother.
  4. Idaho Part Out! (A bunch of stuff for sale)

    If you’ve got someone coming out this way I’m happy to meet them nearby.
  5. Idaho Part Out! (A bunch of stuff for sale)

    Bump with price updates!
  6. Idaho Part Out! (A bunch of stuff for sale)

    No, it was the first thing to go. Sorry!
  7. Idaho Part Out! (A bunch of stuff for sale)

    Bumpity-bump-bump.
  8. Idaho Part Out! (A bunch of stuff for sale)

    It's huge and almost 100 pounds before packaging. I can't even begin to imagine what that would cost. I'm happy to assist if you'd like to arrange your own shipping, but it'll need some kind of packaging as well, as I don't have the box it came in anymore.
  9. Gazelle T8/T4 Plus - Safety PSA (& some workarounds/hacks)

    Any updates on this situation? I’ve been eyeing the T4+ recently and I’m curious if you’ve figure out a solution.
  10. Idaho Part Out! (A bunch of stuff for sale)

    Those should be easy to ship. PM me your address and I’ll get a price.
  11. Idaho Part Out! (A bunch of stuff for sale)

    The skid plate is very large and fairly heavy, I think shipping would be cost prohibitive. The steps might not be too bad. PM me your address, I’ll see if I have a box that’ll fit and I can get a price for flat rate shipping.
  12. Idaho Part Out! (A bunch of stuff for sale)

    Meridian. I may have one potentially ahead of you on the flaps though. Let me get back to you.
  13. Idaho Part Out! (A bunch of stuff for sale)

    So I traded in my Jeep and now I don't need a bunch of the stuff that was on it! For the time being I'd prefer to stick with local for anything too big to fit in an envelope, because honestly I don't really have time to go drag things to shipping places to find out what it will cost to ship...
  14. What did you do TO your Gladiator today? [ADMIN WARNING: NO POLITICS, NO GUN TALK]

    Sold it! Or traded it in actually. I loved my Mojave, but it wasn't fun towing my travel trailer with it, so I'm back in an HD truck. 2023 Ram 2500 Rebel to be exact. I'll have a thread up in the next couple of days to sell off the plethora of parts I have from the Gladiator. Edit: Sale...
  15. 392 Steering Wheel Retrofit

    Unfortunately looks like it’s going to be a while. RAM hasn’t even started building the ā€˜23 trucks yet, and there are people still waiting for ā€˜22s they ordered 6 months ago. I can’t get rid of the Mojave until the new truck shows up.
  16. 840hp Supercharged V8 Demon Gladiator Build

    That’s a nice box of horses you have there.
  17. New Jeep Owners App

    Gladiators have UConnect 4. 2022 Rams, the new Grand Cherokee, and the Wagoneers have Uconnect 5, or 5 Plus if they have nav. The reason for the app change is that the old app is part of SiriusXM Guardian. Uconnect 5 uses Stellantis’ own in house connectivity, not SiriusXM Guardian, so they...
  18. Is it possible to swap out a regular 4 wheel drive transition case to a Selec-Trac 4X4?

    The NP242 as used in the XJ, KJ, and WJ doesn’t have anything vacuum in it, it’s all mechanical. The low range ratio in that t-case is the same as the non-Rubicon Gladiator t-cases. The big advantage to the 242 is you can get actual AWD, with no clutches to overheat and shut off. I don’t think...
  19. Loving select-trac!

    I'm not sure if you're agreeing with me or disagreeing with something I said.
  20. Loving select-trac!

    4 part time is what you're used to. 2wd on the road and 4wd hi or low range on slippery surfaces. 4 auto or 4 full time are designed to allow you to drive on pavement in 4wd, allowing a difference in front and rear axle speeds by way of a center differential or clutch. The advantage to this is...




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