Recent content by TonyT

I think it will tick all the boxes that people have said they want, but fall short of doing anything great.

Right on! Sounds like a fun project.

I have a similar lights on my cage. They're spliced into the harness that runs along the floor to the interior lights and come on like the prior OEM lights with the interior light switch/stalk on the column. Mine don't have an on/off button, but you could just leave the button on and the...

Clayton has great instructions on their website. Far better than most companies provide. Toward the end of their instructions they give you swaybar lengths to cut. Cutoff wheel would be fine. Or, if you're not comfortable with it bring the rods to a shop and have them cut for you. Alignment...

:ROFLMAO: They increased the hell out of the light output on this photo of my jeep. That photo was taken in February 2016. It was sent to them along with a warranty request for two lights that were DOA. If I didn't doubt they would show up, I'd order some since everything is heavily...

Gauntlet (1985,) Mario 3 (1991, ) and Super Ghosts & Ghouls (1991,) are my go-to classics.

Is it the RS7MT (Part#'s RS773326 & RS773328) That you have? I would think you'd be fine with what you want to do as long as you're in that 2" category.

1 to 3 yrs depending on conditions and UV exposure. GlueTread addresses a "No questions asked" replacement policy on the glue in one of their blog posts (dated: 7 APR 25). HERES THE LINK I'm still on the fence. Great solution if you're out on the trail and low on options. However, I think...

Ask around to welding supply shops to see if they'll fill it with C02 for you.

I wouldn't suggest it. Odds are no matter how thorough you are with prep and application, there will be spots where the thickness won't be even and spots where it'll rise off the surface or not adhere on corners and edges.

I'm on the fence. I hate all the computer controlled electronics, but I guess if they want people to buy them as daily drivers they're gonna need to offer it. And what's good for the brand is good for us.

I wouldn't waste a slot on there for turning an air compressor on/off. Odds are you're going to have a better use for those unused slots at a later time, and when you need to use your compressor you'll be stopped and out of the vehicle so that switch doesn't really need to be easily accessible...

Run the numbers and see what it's gonna cost you. The '25s are pretty damn sweet, but it's gonna be expensive. My guess is $15k-$20k

I ditched the CB setup years ago and don't miss it at all. I run a GMRS setup in the Jeep and have a Baofeng UV5R for backup or to lend out if someone doesn't have a radio. If you're not sure what groups will have you can cover all your bases (VHF/UHF/GMRS) with a UV5R till you figure out what...

Got a Garmin camera (BC50) that wirelessly pairs to my Garmin Tread XL. Gonna try it out under my front bumper for a while. I ordered another camera (BC50 w/ night vision,) and a 50' extension to put on the back of the trailer while I'm towing.