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But that is not taking affect Diesel Engines w/ Tow I live in NC, tow a 3 seater Jet ski, and off road a fair amount.

Got it I factory ordered so I have my build sheet

So issue is it says 2 different Lubes for Diesel. Gladiator Rubicon Diesel w/ Tow Package. In my owners manual. One for limited slip differential and one for without.

What Gear Axle Fluid/Weight in front/rear axles should I be using in my Gladiator Rubicon Ecodiesel w/ Tow Package?

Rugged Ridge Stubby Front Bumper, Painted body match Sting Grey, LEDs, Striker Bar.

Also, used thread locker..... my bad. After 1 week, will go back and re-torque everything to see if any movement occured, but i doubt it.

Anyone got an idea, to cover the winch cut-out, since im probably not buying a winch for a little bit????

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I did use nylon washers for areas that were metal to metal. In some spots I used a heavy-duty t-rex weatherproof tape to protect paint and help prevent chipping and rust. Came out perfect. Will post a bunch of photos. Everything has a nylon or weather-tape. and than a zinc steel flat washer...

She is complete, my bi*** got a Nose Job!!

Hey same thing popped up in my area, are the Mojave shocks better than rubicon? I know they’re dual reservoir or whatever, but does that actually mean they are better? And would Mojave shocks on a rubicon? Be better for off-road/handling/load than just the stock rubicon shocks?

Keep in mind, is not bolted on or leveled. It’s just resting. And this is pre-striker bar which should be here tomorrow.

Also sprayed silicone for protection on housings. Pumper also off on Jeep.

Update, lights have been wired, weather proofed, and hidden under winch plate. Nothing loose, tight and clean.

Question, I'm at the last few steps and waiting on my striker bar. I'm thinking of putting nylon thin washers over the metal washers to protect the paint and also provide any sort of dampening to vibration. Would this be a bad idea? It will go thin nylon/rubber washer, zinc plated steel washer...

Custom filled PDN Rattle cans

Nothing like a DIY that comes out right. I’m shocked. But then again I used automotive paint, Mopar Spray, and automotive clear coat. The real shit. I decided to keep the somewhat rigid texture because it is a bumper after all.

Pre Bumper… FYI