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CB is recommended like USMC mentioned, if you didn't have one, we would position you in between those that do. As for the trail, I would recommend a lift for Lower Mansfield. You may get hung up in a few spots plus there are not bypass for all the obstacles. From what I've heard Upper...

Met up with Jake (dillard09) to run the Rubicon. With the exception of the annoying bees, it was an awesome trip!

I heard they use the same color air hoses too. [emoji23]

Finally made it up to Sedona for some off-roading this weekend!

Picked up my rig from ORE this week. - Evo Double Throwdown, Evo Lever - ProRock 44, PSC Hydro Assist, 5.13 gears - Evo Sliders, Tire Carrier - Warn Zeon 10s, ARB Twin - 37" Nittos, Slabs

Lmao.

Came home to these goodies today! ARB Twin, ARB hose kit, Switch pros system, and Zeon 10-S.

Came back from a business trip and these surprised me!

I followed a write-up Eddie did a long time ago. Make sure you loosen both sides of the Swaybar or you won't be able to slide the plates in between the Swaybar and the frame. The driver side has the Relocation plate (on bottom) + 1 rectangle plate (on top of relocation plate), passenger side has...

Rear D-rings mounts, EVO Bumper, ProCal, C's gussets, and Leveling Kit. Still waiting on my Sliders, Stinger, and No-Limits Disconnect.

I'm definitely keeping my eye on this one. Would love to keep my jeep as close to stock sound as possible. :thumb:

That was a good laugh.

My 2015 JKUR. This was the first time I took her out. I ended up getting caught in a rain/hail storm. LOL

Actually found a picture of mine. It almost looks like your plastic channels don't extend over the doors.

In a series circuit, every device must function for the circuit to be complete. One bulb burning out in a series circuit breaks the circuit. In parallel circuits, each light has its own circuit, so all but one light could be burned out, and the last one will still function. Parallel wiring

Hey everyone, I purchased my first Jeep (2015 JKU Rubicon) back in February. After a few years of research and debating the whole "Sport vs Rubicon" argument, I ended up having a bare bones Rubicon built from the factory. It was a fun yet complicated process. Even went all the way to Texas to...