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another vote for the ridge grapplers. had them on my jeep for the past 4 years now in the snow and some sand roads. they do very well in all conditions

Was at a local Amish farm today and they had a flat of 30 eggs for $10.

I mean, towing is a form of recovery given the circumstance

i found a stock JL rubicon bumper on facebook marketplace for my jl sport for cheap. it was only $450 with the fog lights. keep it more normal looking with the ability to add the winch and the hoop you are looking to add

So what your saying is you want it for when your ready? Lol

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I have an AEV no drill drag link flip for a JK. Brand new never installed. For Wayalife members I’m asking $100 plus shipping. The full kit from Quadratec is over $400.

Put your purse down and carry the damn bag

This style doesnt always work on the factory mopar sets. Mopar is gay and uses a spinning outer ring that prevents this style from working properly. I personally use an air hammer to get them off lol

Honestly not sure if they are sealed any better or not. I asked a friend who works at a local jeeps parts dept, he said they provide 5 because so many axles were built they don’t have a record of what part number was put in what vehicle. Just easier to give you all 5. Idk if front and rear...

I wouldn’t worry about the difference in weight if the tires. The sprung weight that you add to your jeep is what I would worry about more personally. That being said a lot of people buy the falkens thru my work so I mount and balance a lot of them. They balance well and ride nice. I personally...

Cv’s bind at extreme angles in an ifs suspension. That’s why they fail when you lift them and wheel them. In a solid axle even at full lock you are well within the working limit of the joint

The dealer has replacement sensors available now so the sensor bypass by Z auto isn’t needed anymore. The sensors comes in a pack of 5 and it’s easy to replace. Just compare the part number on the one you remove to the ones in the box and your good to go.

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They are removable if you want. Not a quick removal but def removable to leave at a campsite if you wanted. lol we do get a lot of people from out of state. The guy that bought that orvis camper is from Missouri and has money to burn. His one truck we turned into a flat bed with a camper on...

yea not my cup of tea either. if i was to have a truck and get one though it wpuld be the Project M model. its basically a bed topper with a pop up tent. allows you to still use the bed and sleep in it. plus they are much cheaper. https://fourwheelcampers.com/model/project-m/

I believe this one starts at around $26k. we had one that was an Orvis special edition that was closer to $55k but that was fully spec'd out. i think the orvis camper startes around 40k. some of the cheaper bare bones ones are 15k ish

I know we all have jeeps here but at my work we deal with a good amount of slide in campers. We are a dealer for Four wheel campers and we got their new Camp Out model in last week. It’s a modular camper and there is up around 40 different ways to configure the camper layout when you order. This...

glad your ok Jeremy! as mentioned, better keep that 3.6 for a bit :ROFLMAO:

The game or halftime? Lol