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How about a VKS aluminum stubby front bumper, 39lbs with winch plate and... $700 and then you can buy a sunshade or something else.

I used deck lag bolts used to secure a wooden deck to the back of a house. Probably overkill, and I put 2 per door secured to the wall studs. It's very solid.

Fishbone Offroad. I masked and painted them myself with color match Firecracker Red.

Yes, and every upgrade seems to lead to another upgrade. I went straight to 37's and now on 40's. It never ends. Yours looks great, sometimes I wish I had kept it more simple.

Best looking JL I've seen running just 35's... very nice! Don't change a thing.

I just used the Oracle RGB+W upgrade kit to turn my factory LED's into color changing halos. It's not for the faint of heart. It requires cutting the factory lenses off the housing, changing out the LED chips, resealing the lens to the housing (plastic welder and Oracle headlamp RTV), and...

Love my DV8 bumper delete... such a clean look. I have the Rusty's fascia armor/cover sitting on my workbench.

The angle kind of makes it look that way for sure.

I've been very happy with the 2.0's performance. It's never felt sluggish and gets 18MPG on 40's in town. I had a 2008 JKUR that got 13 MPG with 35's and the crappy old minivan V6.

VKS Shorty V3...

Why debate, I use both. Each has their strengths and weaknesses.

Normally I'm not a big fan of wraps and decals, but this one just looks awesome to me. I can't decide if it will look as good on red though...

Definitely go with @Discount Tire with free rotation and balance for the life of the tire and will match any price. They can mount and roadforce balance up to 40" tires too.

Door and top storage...

This topic comes up everywhere. The consumer thinking they know best what the product is or isn't. Mustangs, Corvettes, Jeeps, what makes it a Jeep... Movies, what should or shouldn't have happened. What actors should or shouldn't play parts. How stories should have been written. Guess what...

VKS aluminum frame chop shorty V3. 40lbs including winch plate (minus 10lbs of metal I removed on the frame chop, so net 30lbs).

Absolutely. I bought a ceiling electric 440lb hoist/winch from harbor freight ($99) and two 8ft tow straps from Amazon ($24) and one large D ring from Amazon ($12). I anchored the hoist to the garage ceiling using heavy duty lag bolts through a 2ft long 2x6 board as a base, then a steel 1"...

Looks like they make a front diff protector as well that would act as a bolt on under "truss" of sorts. I'm sure welding is the preferred method, but this is made with the same 3/16" steel as most truss kits. I've always understood under axle trusses to be better insurance against bent tubes...