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

[Moe_Fugga]

After several months of back and forth with Headlight Revolution and waiting days on end for my LED bulbs I FINALLY got them and installed them. I went with Supernova headlights and fog lights. The output is ten fold compared to factory halogen. I got them aimed as to not blind anyone, but they still light up the night. Cutoff on these bulbs is amazing. Plus they cost much less than replacement housings! Very happy!

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[OMTBiker]

Installed CMM mirror brackets in preparation for naked weather. My Lange Coyote mirrors are going on the others half's JL.

 

[Jdyowa]

Which EAG bumper did you go with?

Not sure the name but Manufacturer Part Number JJLFB034

 

[rafaelsmith]

Installed GCPA GP-Grip grab hanldes. Not 100% compatible with my Sunshade/Sunrider setup but I was able to make it work.

 

[fins]

Starting out slow on mods. Mopar hood deflector.

 

[Thedude42]

eBay tint on the front windows. Was not bad to put on

 

[Blknblu]

All weather Mopar Jeep floor mats showed up today. just waiting on sill gaurds and Mopar 3 piece solid Tonneau cover,

Bruce

 

[msujedi]

I now have my main front to back wire terminating at an Anderson style connector for my air compressor. I tied into that line for a pair of 12v cigarette outlets with a 30amp inline fuse as well as a double USB outlet with a 5amp inline fuse. This is all currently connected to my Aux 1 wire in the engine compartment (with its 40amp fuse).

The screws that came with the outlet panel wouldn't thread despite pre-drilling holes almost as large as the outer edges of the threads. I used some 1/2" self tapping stainless screws for now. I may end up painting the heads of them.

I also verified that the inflation Octopus I built for my JLU works fine with the Gladiator despite the extra length. I followed TrailRecon's guide. ("4 Tire Inflation System - DIY")

 

[Emil3000]

Got my new Fox 2.0 ST in today and installed it at work (didn't have a 1/2 18mm socket for my buddies torque wrench). Roof is also off for first full day while I'm here at work :D

I also want everyone to know I had to undo a bolt and compress it to turn the Fox label the right side up after initial install lol.

How do you like it? Did it help with the wondering steering wheel and does it pull to the right?

 

[LoJac963]

Good day today as these tires arrived. Have had the wheels for a bit and still waiting for the TPMS sensors.

I hear this repeated frequently, waiting on TPMS sensors. Why aren't the factory sensors swapped to new wheels? Where does one get new TMPS sensors and how are they added to the system to recognize them. Sorry, new to the Jeep world!

 

[Sazabi19]

How do you like it? Did it help with the wondering steering wheel and does it pull to the right?

It does not pull to the right any and it has made the steering a bit more precise tight. It's still not quite performance car steering, obviously, but much better than the mushy factory unit. There is still a bit of play in the steering (dead zone) but this wasn't going to fix that. Only Jeep fixing steering boxes will do that.

@LoJac963 Any reputable wheel/tire outlet should have a selection of TPMS sensors when you buy wheels or tires. Depending on your state they won't sell you wheels without them. When you choose new wheels it's usually an option to add them to your order or even suggestion on the same/different page before checkout, just like lug nuts.

 

[Timdog]

Added atp grab handles to the front & back.. adding a bit more red into my JT

 

[LostWoods]

Got a chance to put some miles on my Fox stabilizer today and I highly recommend one. Like @Sazabi19, still has the typical small dead zone up top but it now feels much more weighted and precise.

I never had steering issues to begin with but this feels much more like tight, old school box instead of the over-assisted stuff most trucks come with today.

 

[uplandgunner]

I hear this repeated frequently, waiting on TPMS sensors. Why aren't the factory sensors swapped to new wheels? Where does one get new TMPS sensors and how are they added to the system to recognize them. Sorry, new to the Jeep world!

TPMS sensors have a specific frequency in regard to your vehicle. I wanted OEM ones that you just install in the wheel and the jeep will recognize. Leaving the others in the wheels coming off. Not cost effective to unmount and remount and balance the tires to swap them. Selling rims, wheels and sensors as a group brings a better cost recovery.

 

[TTEChris]

Not just today, but installed Road Armor fenders and rear bumper with a Warn VR EVO 10s. I also modified the factory Rubicon bed rails to work with the bumper.
I still need to wire the reverse lights and extend the power wires for the winch, but I really like how it turned out.

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