when It comes to exhaust I have a few questions. Would the AWE resonated mid pipe and the stock muffler still be an improvement? I really am not a fan of duel exhaust on a Jeep and I really would like to keep it as quite as possible at the same time.
Would the ”pug” lower intake manifold help...
Last two years on a stock JLUR with the 3.6 in Colorado I aired down to around 18-20 and it was a pretty comfy ride. I didn’t have any issue or concerns about popping a bead and had plenty of traction on the ko2’s
That’s the same instructions I had to follow with my rubicon steel bumper led fogs. The brackets are a pain to finagle in place. Pretty sure I would have made a sailor blush when I found out the fogs were upside down and I had to flip them.
I have an LOD destroyer stubby and had to use brackets and trim my steel bumper led fogs. It works but it is a pain in the ass. Hopefully you don’t have to use the brackets anymore. The downside of using the brackets is the fog lights seem to be recessed in the bumper way to much. It doesn’t...
I would like to do this myself but it would cost me more to take time off work to do it then pay to have it done. I would prefer to drop the Jeep off and not take the axles out and drop them off. I would like to pot the locker sensors at the same time.
If your just mainly needing to carry extra water have you thought about something like this?
https://www.trailrax.com/products/pak-rax-jl-2018-current
Another option for you to consider is the the garvin rotopax for the inside. I use one of these for water and love it...
Any idea how much bump stop will be needed to keep the Eibach springs from coil bind? I’m also curious if they a stiffer then the stock rubicon springs
Has anybody tried to grind the opening on the metal bumper for the light to fit? I would rather open up the bumper instead of grind down the housing on the light.