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IIRC Rugged Ridge states that they will not fit, but that is only if you have the steel bumper. If I was closer, I'd be on this.

0-60 in 6 seconds.

God, that sucks! Is the anchor point on the floor accessible? It used to be just a T60 or something on my TJ. I'd look for myself but it's freezing out.

Yup, just drop it right in. Plug and play. I think it needs to be reiterated to anyone who doesn't fully read these threads or have common sense, that the 392 is pretty much fully loaded and the OP just added the couple options it didn't come with.

I've posted this, probably in this thread, but the halogens on the two late model vehicles I've tested do not produce heat either. It's the concave shape.

Bumping this, as I'll be putting them back on this week if there's no interest.

$250 AND your set of JLUR sliders. I’m not really interested in selling if you don’t have stock sliders to include with the trade. NOT SHIPPING. Pair of JCR Classic sliders. I bought them from a guy who never installed them. I ran them for a little over a year (one winter) and never wheeled with...

Great, now we know there's a solution, but not how it's done.;) Any advice on how you did it?

The battery is warrantied for 10 years or 100kmi/150kmi in the Pacifica. I see no reason to believe it would be different for the Wrangler. "The Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid is backed by a 5-year/60,000-mile Basic Limited Warranty. Beyond that, the High Voltage Battery Limited Warranty is good for...

So, $11k over an IC Wrangler? I don't think so. I know you own one, but why "Pachy"?

I'm not sure to what degree you're joking, but those components use the 12v battery.

I used to daily drive a Chevy Volt, which is also a plug-in hybrid, but definitely more efficient. I drove it about 900 miles a month, with 90% of driving being done on electric and my household electric consumption at home went up an average of 265kwh monthly. My current electric bill charges...

Looks good. Are those C rated? Any notable difference in ride?

The people who commented and said you were at fault for not leaving enough space are wrong. This isn't the case in any state, the driver who caused the chain rear-end is always at fault. When I handled liability investigations the easiest way to determined what happened was to ask the lead...

35" max, might even be stock 33" (32").

I've definitely been guilty of getting overly pissed when people are tailgating or trying to blow by me. Then I got a call that my daughter fell and hit her head. It turned out to be absolutely nothing, she didn't even have to go to the hospital, but I was a new dad and freaked out, drove as...

That's perfect. Awesome plate!

Anyone have a cheap hitch rack that clears the rear tire on its own without an extender?

I tried for a minute to get the two spring clips off with no luck. Any trick to it?

Why wouldn't you just put gas in it before heading out?