FitBliss
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how does this plug into the dash/Jeep?Added a front camera. I’m thinking of moving it lower, but it gives some valuable visibility.
how does this plug into the dash/Jeep?Added a front camera. I’m thinking of moving it lower, but it gives some valuable visibility.
Looks good...did you paint those speaker grills or buy them like that?Replaced the mats with custom Lloyd Mats
Added this silver surround to the soundbar speakers
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I'm looking at the Rancho and MetalCloak diff skids. MetalCloak states 7 gauge which comes out to 3/16" but design is different and Rancho uses 1/4" high strength, low alloy which comes out to 4/16" which minute but seems thicker. How would you tell which one is stronger? Thickness or design?Preference really, I figured the metalcloak would be a little stronger and offer more protection vs the little rancho skid. I would've done the front as well but I didn't want mismatched diff covers since you have to use a metalcloak diff cover to use theirs as I already had these for a while before installing them.
I bought them from Amazon. A little pricey but they do look pretty cool.Looks good...did you paint those speaker grills or buy them like that?
Looks great! We made some special brackets for Chris and folks that are running the trektop!Since picking up my Gladiator I really haven't done much to my wife's JLU. This weekend I went to visit @rustyshakelford and @JohnP to check out their new cargo shelf. After seeing it in person I had to bring one home for my wife. Having installed it really has me thinking of switching back to a hardtop from the Trektop. All the accessory mounting options are awesome.
I've read a couple posts on here about the skid on the Rancho getting hit hard enough to bend up into the diff cover making it hard to access the bolts on the diff cover if you ever needed to remove it which is why I went with the Metalcloak on the rear only the Rancho on the front mainly to protect the drain plug.I'm looking at the Rancho and MetalCloak diff skids. MetalCloak states 7 gauge which comes out to 3/16" but design is different and Rancho uses 1/4" high strength, low alloy which comes out to 4/16" which minute but seems thicker. How would you tell which one is stronger? Thickness or design?
We run the MC on my personal JLUR. I’ve beat them pretty good in Moab with nothing more than a few scrapes. One of the big things is the coating they use is huge for resisting rust after scraping them. My vote is MC!I'm looking at the Rancho and MetalCloak diff skids. MetalCloak states 7 gauge which comes out to 3/16" but design is different and Rancho uses 1/4" high strength, low alloy which comes out to 4/16" which minute but seems thicker. How would you tell which one is stronger? Thickness or design?
I’m not a big time expert but I have the full MC skid system. If you break it you’ve really accomplished somethingI'm looking at the Rancho and MetalCloak diff skids. MetalCloak states 7 gauge which comes out to 3/16" but design is different and Rancho uses 1/4" high strength, low alloy which comes out to 4/16" which minute but seems thicker. How would you tell which one is stronger? Thickness or design?
When I was in high school, they said the same thing about me.I’m not a big time expert but I have the full MC skid system. If you break it you’ve really accomplished something
Any Pictures, I run a trektop and haven't seen a deck option that would fit.Looks great! We made some special brackets for Chris and folks that are running the trektop!
Hope you and your wife enjoy it!
Brett
I bet they did, new guy.When I was in high school, they said the same thing about me.
How did it drive after the teraflex 1.5" and mopar longer CAs?Installed the Teraflex ST1 with falcon extended bump stops using stock shocks and stock springs, but added mopar lift LCAs