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Looks great! I am digging those wheels.

Once it drops below 1/4 tank, I refuel.

I am digging the Quadratec look-a-like wheels. I had no idea they were available in 8.5" width.

Probably gives them 1 MPG better with the 33's vs 35" tires.

I guess I did...I asked at first and then decided to jump in and tackle it myself, and so I posted my process, hoping it would assist others out there!

All good; no settings impacted!

That is NOT a good idea. Those holes will not support the weight of the top, unless you plan on taking out the glass to lighten the load.

As title states, looking for Sting Gray fender flares from Sahara trim for my JLU Sport S. Let me know if you have a set you are willing to sell!

I used the Infinity Refence 3.5" in the dash, as well as replacing the knee speakers with Metra pods and Infinity Reference 6.5" speakers in place. Also replaced sound bar with SSV adapters and Infinity Reference 6.5" speakers. Finally, added the Kicker HS10 sub under passenger front seat...

No issues and no resistors. I have the 7" non-Alpine system.

My app is unable to connect to the server right now.

I wonder if i can install those lighting modules in my Sport to get ambient lighting?

Just bought a HS10. I am trying to figure out where I should mount the the bass knob. Where are you guys are mounting the remote bass knob?

Moderately easy process, actually. Here are my steps: 1) Disconnect battery - make sure to isolate the aux battery ground wire from the ground connection. Then remove the ground connection from the battery post. 2) Wait 30 minutes before continuing! 3) On the sides of the steering wheel...

I get better gas mileage with 87 octane. And no, I didn't buy the JL for the gas mileage; just stating the facts!

I can confirm this process works. Remove the supplemental ground wire #2 and isolate. Then remove the negative terminal from the battery post and isolate.

I am surprised there aren't any good videos of removing the steering wheel in our Jeeps. I found one on YouTube, but it's not very good. I am pulling mine off to swap out the bezel; just worried about unplugging the connectors for the airbag and controls. Any tips/tricks?

Depending on the speaker, yes it’s worth it. I used Infinity Reference speakers, and their sensitivity is fairly high. As far as louder, it’s debatable. They absolutely sound better than the stock ones, but you won’t be able to crank the volume much higher unless you use amplification.

I did those a few weeks ago! Expensive for what they are, but they are really nice!

Just speakers...for now! Powered sub under the passenger seat is next, then a 4 channel amp for the speakers.