question on mods . new mojave owner

[ORACLElights]

Oh. Forgot a major improvement for peanuts.

Oracle's reverse lights. https://www.oraclelights.com/collec...mper-led-reverse-lights-for-jeep-gladiator-jt

It's a massive improvement over the crappy stock backups.

@ORACLElights is there a way to wire these with a relay and resistor to use to light up my campsite? I had that setup with my old Tacoma and it was clutch.

Glad to hear you’ve been liking the reverse lights! As far as running them off a relay/switch for campsite lighting, that would be doable since the lights just run off power and ground. You’d just want to make sure everything is wired properly and routed cleanly. The standard install is tapping into the factory reverse light power if you're not using our plug-and-play harness. Our tech team would be the best resource if you have any specific questions! You can reach them here:
https://www.oraclelights.com/pages/tech-support-form or [email protected].

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[ChrisNLA]

do you? to me they look like hubcaps that were painted lol

Nothing to add on your other questions - but as far as wheels go the black Mojave wheels was the factory wheel I was looking for when I settled for a set of Rubicon take offs. Hard to find Mojave take offs on the regular.

But I'm a cheapskate and don't care for the expense of aftermarket wheels when the stock wheels hold the tires just fine.

Edit: I've always avoided exhaust and intakes on my Jeeps. Unlike my Camaro SS I don't want to hear this V6 do its thing more than I need to

But if you find an intake/exhaust you like, go for it.

 

[BourbonRunner]

Glad to hear you’ve been liking the reverse lights! As far as running them off a relay/switch for campsite lighting, that would be doable since the lights just run off power and ground. You’d just want to make sure everything is wired properly and routed cleanly. The standard install is tapping into the factory reverse light power if you're not using our plug-and-play harness. Our tech team would be the best resource if you have any specific questions! You can reach them here:
https://www.oraclelights.com/pages/tech-support-form or [email protected].

Thanks, I found out I can do it from the fob with the Tazer installed. Makes life a lot easier to say the least.

And they are BRIGHT!!

 

[KX L]

I was going to tell you not to do the exhaust right away but as you've already bought one and have been working on cars for years....

I put an exhaust on and hated it. Too loud and the drone at highway speeds was horrible. So I took it back off and reinstalled the stock exhaust.

The mod I do like is the S&G CAI I put on. Nice growl when I accelerate.

Definitely let us know when you install your items---and remember it didn't happen without pictures.

 

[gentlejax]

I was going to tell you not to do the exhaust right away but as you've already bought one and have been working on cars for years....

I put an exhaust on and hated it. Too loud and the drone at highway speeds was horrible. So I took it back off and reinstalled the stock exhaust.

The mod I do like is the S&G CAI I put on. Nice growl when I accelerate.

Definitely let us know when you install your items---and remember it didn't happen without pictures.

I bought the exhaust cause it was a local seller and discounted. had only been used 1 day and took off because the wife factor.

I also bought a magnaflow bullet muffler which is a tiny straight thru muffler which I could add on to kill the drone. did that before with great success.

I wouldnt have bought it if it had not been cheaper.

I did buy a AFE cold air intake the day I got the jeep cause they were on sale. it has not arrived yet. bought it because it was a sealed intake not open air.

its been a week since I bought the truck and its still at the shop for a cv leak?

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