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I hate when my wench tries to run away.

Mine is a 3 1/2" Metalcloak lift.

As long as it isn't hitting the bump stop extension or the shock, you can probably drive it without problems. I used the MC coil isolators and it cured my coil bow: https://metalcloak.com/jl-wrangler-jt-gladiator-front-coil-correction-pads.html

It's not nearly as bad as you think. There are a few YT videos detailing the steps involved, pretty straightforward process.

These are not designed to hold a vehicle.

Harbor Freight sells 12-ton stands for $160 with a max height of 29"+. With the wheels off, this will allow full droop.

No, no fitment issues. There are a few different lengths available (Northridge), so you can select the proper length for your rig.

I'm running the MetalCloak 3.5" dual-rate springs with the Bilstein 5160s in the rear. My factory Fox fronts (Mojave) are still going strong, but when they go I'll replace with the 5160 as I'm happy with the rears. Overall, the 5160s are a bit stiffer than Fox, but honestly that's my...

In short, no. I added Dynamat inside the doors, under the carpet, and sections of the cab. Added a headliner as well. The noise level changed so little I can barely tell a difference. Biggest difference is tires. If you're running any MT tire, it's going to be noisy, just get used to it...

They are 2 pieces, but are plastic welded together. Here is a video showing them being separated:

Everything is in near perfect condition, just want the lighter, more traditional look.

Imogene is one of my favorites! Beautiful views all along the way.

It may have got lost in the mail. I ordered mine in July and received it within 2 weeks.

I have had the cap that keys to the factory key. Put it on in late '21, still working just fine.

I sold my Mojave wheels with 33" Falken tires when they were less than a week old for $1200. It helped considerably with the new wheels and 37s.

Back in the late 90's, my roommate had a lifted Tacoma with 35s (huge for the time), that had about 8" of poke. Young lady made a lane change into his driver's side at about 50 mph. Zero damage to his truck, but her car was probably a total. Fenders, doors, mirror, lights, and all trim just...

Do a search on here for Cavfab, it’s been discussed.

They also offer a 10% forum discount.

Not an ARB, but I mounted mine in the bed. No need to drill any holes, just put a hole through one of the rubber grommets at the front of the bed. To simplify my accessories, I used a bus bar near the battery. From there, you can take power to the ARB, a winch, lights, GMRS, etc. I prefer to...

You should check out underground graphics, lots of good ideas there.