Cloth or leather? Big difference!!I farted into my seat a couple times.... (yesterday was national burrito day)

Cool... love your view BTW. I would move to those parts if I could (trapped in CA.... kids!)New wheels - third try top to bottom
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Check out this thread: https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/falcon-nexus-steering-stabilizer-relation.23978/Nice!
You got anymore info on this install, I see all the parts from Steersmarts, but wondering about how the Falcon SS was modified to work with this setup. Did you just drill out the original bracket and then use the steersmarts relocation bracket?
Also what draglink, did you get the Griffin attenuator?
Me too!!! Could be worse, I'm "trapped" in Iowa for same reasonCool... love the your view BTW. I would move to those parts if I could (trapped in CA.... kids!)

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... cloth. (sorry to disappoint)Moved here after 25years in San Diego - been an adjustment but worth itCool... love your view BTW. I would move to those parts if I could (trapped in CA.... kids!)
Hotheads Headliners.Can you tell me what those inserts are?
Yeah, the cop that will eventually pull you over will love that excuse.So. Are you saying that you didn't even have to drill into the bumper? I'm currently running without a front plate, just as I did for ten years on My SL500 and three years on my JK. (They ARE required in WA - but they SO ruin to looks of most cars...) Every once in a while I wonder if I should put one on. I'd be more inclined if it didn't require drilling into the bumper.... And... if you tear it off on a trail you have a good excuse for not having it!!
So. Are you saying that you didn't even have to drill into the bumper? I'm currently running without a front plate, just as I did for ten years on My SL500 and three years on my JK. (They ARE required in WA - but they SO ruin to looks of most cars...) Every once in a while I wonder if I should put one on. I'd be more inclined if it didn't require drilling into the bumper.... And... if you tear it off on a trail you have a good excuse for not having it!!
I do and those spring pads were horrible, they pretty much collapsed right away. The RockKrawler spring pads fixed the bowed springs, now it looks right. I believe there are now a couple other options out there to correct the Mopar bowed spring.Thanks for the tip! I am going to do some research on that. Do you also have the Mopar lift?

I have not a clue what it's called. This weekend front Mopar metal bumper warn 10s Platnum, Mopar Bullbar and Ace trail doors and a Muffler.