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Hi, kinda late to this convo, but, here is what ou you mean that if the truck has command track part time in the window sticker it should have the 5 settings in the shift knob? 2h, 4h, 4hAuto, N and 4Low???

So it looks to be all over the place? I gonna review what I do have at th Its noticeable because when the light turn on, the dash and screen lights go into night mode and I have it dimmed a bit cause the reflection at night with the big screen in the 24' s+ is kinda annoying so I have it...

So the lights on the truck turn on on their own when they "sense" shade or darkness, cool feature, right? Ok, so the thing is... that the sensor is way too sensitive. I mean, I can go under a couple of trees, even at midday and they will turn on. For minimal shade. Like C'monn!!!!! I mean I've...

TBH I thought about that too... I had wondering around in my mind that probably the tire size input I put with the Jscan was not accurate... I did the whole setup to get the proper size and input for the tire into the scan but to be hones didnt feel too confident. Not sure if that might be the...

Yes, I did updated the tire size with the JScan once I changed tire sizes,

OK, so I have a 3.73 Axle ratio on my Jeep beach Gladiator which is based on the Willys and I only have put 285/70/17 bfg ko3 tires and a 1.5" Terraflex front stabilizing lift. Nothing in the back, no overlanding gear or nothing extra weighing the truck down. Now My question is like at times...

So I have a Jeep Beach wich is basically a Willys and all Ive done is put 33" BFG tires and a Terraflex 1.5" front level kit. I have gone off road and was thinking on installing a sway bar disconnect. So my question is, will it work with only that level kit and tire setup? Jist looking for a bit...

But, I would also like to keep the aux switch feature usable... Lemme explain better... I'd like to be able to have the LED Pod lights turn on with the aux switch from the panel as normal, but also would like to also be able to turn them on only with the high beam switch. Why? I drive in lots...

So how does it work? can you switch between the modes with the #4aux button?

Fun in the Sun....

I'm looking into wheel spacers for my rig, nothing crazy, just for looks and a bit more wheel well space as I have to OEM rims with +44mm and im looking into Teraflex and Rough Country to name some brands that I at least recognize. I'm looking into hubcentric, of course, maybe 1.5" or 1.75"...

I'm looking for a spray paint that will match my Hydro Blue Gladdy for a small line decal I'm looking todo. I know Automotive Touchup has the color but im not about to spend $50+ for a spray paint for very small decal I could do with a $20 rustoleum paint I can buy around here locally. It...

Nice, ....Now, did you install it yourself? if so, did you had to align wheels again after you did it?

I'm looking into connecting a pair of off road lights gifted to me for Xmas and I know the aux connector is pretty much already plug and play, for these, but wanted to confirm since the lights did come with a wiring harness with switch, fuse and relay. So the question would be, could I just...

Thanks!!!!!! I was able to do it. Theres no way 2 hands can reach IN there tho... I was able to Grab the cables with a plier and with one hand push the tabs and the other, outside, use the plier to pull the cables slowly..... But your pic helped me accomodate better. My back is not cooperating...

Im trying to disconnect those pesky plugs in order to connect the bypass cable and use the jscan, but my hand is a freaking mess. I am unable to disconnect those 2 plugs .....Can anyone provide any tips or something about how to get to unplug them? Thanks.

Nice review, What PSI are you running them?

That is Awesome! Hadn't seen one for the plastic bumper.

It goes without saying that a winch is a must tool if you gonna be offroading, specially if going by yourself or other fellow "light" off roaders, so you have some peace of mind and not get stuck at some point in a trail The issue foe me is that in order to get the classic bumper winch, you...