VIDEO : MORE Jeep Parts & Accessories for Jeeps at SEMA 2024 - DAY 2

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Cool new LED lights, a useful Gladiator bed organizer as well as a helpful bed rack, a cheap and easy way to retain your reverse cam when you're tailgate is down, a more powerful and efficient air compressor, an affordable secondary Jeep suspension system and Wrangler cargo storage solutions is what you'll get to see from our Day 2 coverage at SEMA 2024.

Of course, more pics and all kinds of SEMA Show stuff that doesn't make the video cut can be found here:

2024 SEMA Show

Complete Jeep Wrangler, Gladiator and Off-Road product coverage from the 2024 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, Nevada can be found here! Eddie Oh - Host/Editor Cindy Oh - Videographer/Photographer
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those were all cool products; the price points were reasonable too!

Will definitely look at Tyri, cheap well made in USA lighting, that Willy's was nice (y)

Tailgate mirror, could have used it multiple times. it's annoying as hell when the tailgate is down, I'd like it better if it disabled when the tailgate was down, going to add one of these to keep in the JT (and I was thinking about how to move the camera to tailgate down useful position.

TMat is also a very cool product and priced well, other than the dirt collecting in the "X" pretty quick, it looks useful. Did you notice if the cutouts were cut thru for easy clearing out of dirt and stuff?

Supersprings, I used Sumo springs on my JKU, they worked well. Looks like they've changed the front bump stop design and it looks like it would work better.

Dropracks, I'm thinking about a fishing kayak and my 1st thought, how to load and unload it off the roof... but, you'd need to have ample space on the side and wouldn't work well in a parking space.

ARB brushless, 50% more power, hell yeah; that would make a single output enough to fill tires almost as quick as the current double. Price is a bit steep. hmm... Was it Rugged Ridge that made the ARB version compressor?

Great coverage for Day 2!
 
Very nice! 👍

I like that rack system a lot. We have a couple of ocean kayaks and they are heavy, too heavy to toss on my rhino rack by myself. If its easy to take on and off I may consider that.

Looks like I’ll be replacing my old ARB single with an brushless single! Does it look like it’ll mount to our existing ACM mount?
 
Some nice light options. Kinda like the rear Superspring bumps too... I definitely bottom out sometimes... do you think that style would restrict flex more than say a king bump, when slow crawling over rocks?
 
TrailHunter said:
Some nice light options. Kinda like the rear Superspring bumps too... I definitely bottom out sometimes... do you think that style would restrict flex more than say a king bump, when slow crawling over rocks?
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I had them on my JKU, they didn't restrict flex from my experience
 
Great info! My Dad has a set of super springs on his 1 ton to reduce sag when pulling their RV, they work well. Surprised to hear they don’t impede flex on a Jeep.
 
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jeeeep said:
those were all cool products; the price points were reasonable too!

Will definitely look at Tyri, cheap well made in USA lighting, that Willy's was nice (y)

Tailgate mirror, could have used it multiple times. it's annoying as hell when the tailgate is down, I'd like it better if it disabled when the tailgate was down, going to add one of these to keep in the JT (and I was thinking about how to move the camera to tailgate down useful position.

TMat is also a very cool product and priced well, other than the dirt collecting in the "X" pretty quick, it looks useful. Did you notice if the cutouts were cut thru for easy clearing out of dirt and stuff?

Supersprings, I used Sumo springs on my JKU, they worked well. Looks like they've changed the front bump stop design and it looks like it would work better.

Dropracks, I'm thinking about a fishing kayak and my 1st thought, how to load and unload it off the roof... but, you'd need to have ample space on the side and wouldn't work well in a parking space.

ARB brushless, 50% more power, hell yeah; that would make a single output enough to fill tires almost as quick as the current double. Price is a bit steep. hmm... Was it Rugged Ridge that made the ARB version compressor?

Great coverage for Day 2!
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I really appreciate you sharing your thoughts on what you saw. I don't think that Rugged Ridge is the company in question though.
 
Mike Pierson said:
Very nice! 👍

I like that rack system a lot. We have a couple of ocean kayaks and they are heavy, too heavy to toss on my rhino rack by myself. If its easy to take on and off I may consider that.

Looks like I’ll be replacing my old ARB single with an brushless single! Does it look like it’ll mount to our existing ACM mount?
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It does look like the new ARB will mount on the ACM and if anything, it'd be easier to install.
TrailHunter said:
Some nice light options. Kinda like the rear Superspring bumps too... I definitely bottom out sometimes... do you think that style would restrict flex more than say a king bump, when slow crawling over rocks?
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So, I did talk to Super Springs about this and was told that the Sumo Springs would compress to the thickness of the factory jounce stops. And really, that's not terrible but technically speaking, FULL BUMP is measured to the base of the jounce cup. Something like an air bump would bottom out about half the size of an un-collapsed jounce so you would lose a little full stuff. Enough to matter? Maybe not.
semicolon said:
Great info! My Dad has a set of super springs on his 1 ton to reduce sag when pulling their RV, they work well. Surprised to hear they don’t impede flex on a Jeep.
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Good to hear.
 
Nice to see sumo springs getting into the jeep market. We install a ton of them on the sprinter vans people build out. Black up front and yellow or blue in the back. They are nice
 
NPC 6060⁸42 said:
Thanks for these they look great. Now more things to spend money on
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LOL - glad that we could share this stuff with you 😎
jeeeep said:
you are correct, it's Rough Country
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That sounds about right.
Disciple Off Road said:
So cool to see some updates on the ARB compressors! Think that’s a long time coming and one that I’m happy to see, especially with the cleaner wiring. Was hard to tell but are they the same size as the current ones or were they bigger? Thanks!
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I want to say that the tanks are the same size but all the other stuff makes it a bit bigger.
 
WJCO said:
Nice to see some new products. As funky as that light bar is, I like that it's different.
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LOL - I don’t think they look too bad either especially knowing they were originally made for mining equipment.
Mike Pierson said:
Don’t really mind the ones that they had on display but the one on Jeep’s JT is ass.

When Eddie asked if they made Jeep’s, that smile said, “yeah, all the guys on the forum think it’s ass.” 🤣
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LOL - I wasn’t sure but wanted to know. Fortunately, I don’t think they’re on here 😁
OverlanderJK said:
Nine years at sema and clearly they have never stepped foot outside of their booth to see what people actually want.
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LOL - to be fair, with the exception of the more affordable entry level lights, none of their other big lights were made for the off road aftermarket. In fact, I’m pretty sure this is their first time in the off road hall. Their main bread and butter is in mining and farm equipment.
 
cozdude said:
Nice to see sumo springs getting into the jeep market. We install a ton of them on the sprinter vans people build out. Black up front and yellow or blue in the back. They are nice
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They’re a bit pricey for just foam but I’m glad to hear they work well.
HighwayTrout said:
Great video!

Really dig that bed organizer plastic mat thingy.

The USA made light pods are cool. Finally some competition in that market from a US company.
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Thanks. Been trying really hard to find and feature made in the USA products in a see of china stuff.
 
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