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Mopar 2”, Rubicon Express front & rear track bar, synergy steering bracket, and Falcon steering stabilizer. KMC rims, 35x12.5x17 Goodyear Ultra terrains

I went with the Z36 kit, I got them from summit. Use code “ fall” for 20 bucks off, plus powerstop has a $25 off Mail in rebate for October.

I just recently put on a set of front powerstop rotors and pads. It made a huge difference in stopping distance with 35’s and a RTT.

Ace Engenering sliders, also their bed cap with RTT holder.

I use sport level 3 on mine, it seems to help some with the lag.

Go into aux settings on the head unit and switch it to work with the engine off.

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Let me know next time your down from Silverthorne. We can meet up in Nederland and run the Switzerland trail. I work from home, so I can head out when ever. I’m usually on the forum most days.

Never been up cascade creek before, I’ll make a mental note not to take Saxon mountain road….lol. I mostly stick around Gold Hill and Nederland, there’s a few fun trails in that area. Nothing to difficult, I’d say no more than a 7ish in a few spots.

I’d be down for that! Let’s plan something out. I use to wheel around George Town and Empire but its been a few years. I think that’s about half way?

Where in Colorado? I’m in the Broomfield area.

Mine did something similar, it ended up being a bad main battery. Once I replaced it, everything seems to be working fine now.

Like I stated in another post about this subject…. I’ve been using an Ecogard filter and Amsoil in my Ecodiesel with no problems, just be sure to torque your filter to 25nm

They’re all made in china….! Amsoil is a certified euro spec for the Ecodiesel

I use Amsoil and an Ecogard filter, for my diesel. Works just fine for me…

I grabbed it from Amazon, I accidentally miss-spelled it. It’s spelled Ecogard. This is the part# S11880 it’s $27. Ecogard.com

Make sure your oil filter is torqued to 25NM, and not just hand tight. Also, next time if you want to save a few bucks on a filter, I’ve been using an Ecoguard filter. It seems to work just as good as OEM edit: Ecogard

Here's a few seconds idling with the hood closed, it sounds the same to me. I only notice the noise difference while driving...

I ordered the ProGuard 7 option with the Yellow filter, that has the dyno chart pictured on their site. The sound is defiantly more noticeable on the inside.