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What did you do TO your Gladiator today? [ADMIN WARNING: NO POLITICS]

Rulf

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Looks great. I was thinking of this bumper myself. Could it be mounted with the Rubicon skid plate?
Yes. Factory skid plate is under her. Covers the sway bar disconnect perfectly.

we had to make it fit. By hitting it a little. But once in place, it bolted down no problems without disrupting the bumper. It did shave a tiny bit of back plastic from the back of the LED fogs. But nothing that impacts its structural integrity, or the light itself.

It actually looks like it came standard as part of the bumper as it fits so nicely. Very happy.
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Today I installed a pair of evo rear bump stops, a Mopar cold air induction minus cutting the hood part. And finally put my RockKrawler rear trackbar bracket. Next will be ARB onboard air with air up/down system.
 

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Can you explain that? I’m too lazy to look it up at the moment.
 

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I agree. Will keep an eye on it. I'm hoping I can get the grill out to either wrap or plasti dip it.
Which grill guard do you have?
Mopar...

And I can't get my grill out without taking the winch controller loose...
 

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Installed a set of front 2.5" Fox DSC shocks on the Gladiator. The 2.0's were nice, but a little soft for my liking. I hope Fox releases the rear in the near future :fingerscrossed:

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Added 295/70/17’s. No lift. Leveling kit coming soon

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I have an apt set to have this done, along with the raised portion of the hood. Matte black over GG. I think the tailgate strip should be standard lol. Looks so good.
You will love the look. Agree that this should have at least been a factory option. Enhances the natural body lines of the tailgate and bedsides around the tail lights IMO.
 

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Can you explain that? I’m too lazy to look it up at the moment.
Super easy. Don't break out any tools except a new, clean utility blade. Just cut off what sticks out beyond the bumper. Make one pass with the knife to score the plastic and then another to easily cut. This will leave the plastic panel in place to cover the fog light bulbs, but get rid of the extra material that goes up to the fender flare.
 

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Super easy. Don't break out any tools except a new, clean utility blade. Just cut off what sticks out beyond the bumper. Make one pass with the knife to score the plastic and then another to easily cut. This will leave the plastic panel in place to cover the fog light bulbs, but get rid of the extra material that goes up to the fender flare.
I figured that was the case. I agree it looks better without. I have read several threads about it. Has anyone seen a real world drop in MPG from removing it? Fuel economy isn’t my priority in the JT, I’m just curious how effective those little pieces are.
 
 



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