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I too have the Mopar steel bumper on my Sahara. To me it looks better full width and keeps all the parts and bolts in one place so I don't lose them in my garage clutter.

The stalk has the rear window wiper control and washer for the rear window.

A pass is only required to use the parking area. The trail itself is no charge. If you don't need to park (I never do) then just hop on the slick rock and enjoy.

I did Broken Arrow about a month ago (my 9th trip to BA). The Devils Staircase is purely optional and can be bypassed. Last trip there I lost an exhaust pipe tip so be on the lookout. :)

As a 2019 Sahara 2.0L owner I would not imagine having any other engine. The acceleration is great and my gas milage is much better than my friends 3.6 (although that is always a subjective measurement). Really do enjoy the 2.0.

I just painted mine black. Sorry the picture is pre-Rubicon bumper.

A big NO to all of those questions. As a 77 year old "Geezer" who still off roads many times a year I resent the fact that I'm seemingly to old to handle a Wrangler.

Not a lot of difference in temperature, but I live in Arizona. Still quite a bit of road noise, but hey, the stereo sounds much better. :rock:

In Arizona you after the Lein is lifted you must get the title from the DMV. Not sure about other states though.

Still got it?

Yep, did the same thing. Ended out spending twice as much for a MOPAR steel front bumper that fit great. Chinese crap is still siting in my garage.

Yep. Wife drives an MDX for when we need more room but my JLU is my daily driver.

I took off road training with Nena and her crew. Gotta say, she is quite a Jeep Gal and a wonderful person. My picture to the left was on her training course.

Eight percent off a way overpriced vehicle still makes it way too over priced.

I have run 89 in my 2019 Sahara since I bought it and it runs great.

It is an easy install. The wiring harness in the roll bar already should have the connector. As was also stated, when the jeep is off the control will not work for the security of folks that have a soft top.

Seems to be a great disparity in this thread. I for one (having owned a CJ, TJ, JK and now a 2019 JL Sahara) say yes, it's worth it.

I heard a clicking sound while going over rough terrain. Turns out it was my dentures.

The only issue I have had with any of them is rude sales people at 4WP whose attitude is you're lucky they deem even talk to you and Quadratec who love you for 5 star reviews but one star reviews will never make it to their website.

Glad you enjoyed it. We Arizonans are proud of the beauty of our state. Now if we could only figure out how to stay cool in the summer. :swear: