I really like the front Next Venture diff skid plate but it has more than doubled in price (400 bare steel, or 480 powder coated)! I'm hoping my Rancho front diff skid/slider works with my Motobilt cover. It should since it's a flat mounting surface. I've beat mine up pretty bad, haha. Been...
I take my kids shoes off too, when I remember, haha. They love to go on trail rides with me now. So the shoes stay on for those because they're running around when we stop.
Congrats! Until recently I had a front facing and a rear facing car seat in my Jeep. No issues at all. Now both kids seats are front facing. Get some good covers for the back of your seats, they will be kicked haha. The ones I have hold the kids toys so that is a bonus.
Is anyone aware of a diff skid that will work with the front Rancho diff skid/slider (besides the Rancho diff cover)? I really like the ARB diff covers.
Awesome! Thanks for the input! What axle side bracket are you using for your stabilizer? I have the same Fox stabilizer. Thanks again! I'm looking forward to ordering my RPM setup once their Black Friday sale starts!
Do I go with Fusion or RPM? After all the reading I've done, I'm leaning towards RPM. I'm torn! Any advice and pros/cons would be much appreciated!
I live in VA so all of my wheeling is on the East Coast. Slick rock in PA and TN mostly, all rock crawling. I currently have an all Synergy...
I have spline lug nuts and locking lug nuts as well. I don't remember the brands. The manufacturer "key numbers" are in my garage. I would hope having these would deter a thief. When I had a spare on the back, I had 3 different brands/size locking lug nuts.
OP, go with the 3.5 inch lift. You won't regret it. Mine is a daily driver and I'm very happy with my 3.5 inch MetalCloak Gamechanger lift (with Rock Sport shocks).
You don't need to remove them. When I had the OEM inners and rear steel bumper, I heated mine up with a heat gun and "adjusted" them. It looked fine. No issues rubbing after that.