Search results

That sounds about right for what I have paid in the past.

As previously mentioned, my only connection to HD Customs is personally knowing the owner. I love when the "take it to court" argument comes up because its depressing how skewed our legal system is towards big money and how people either dont know that or choose not to. In copyright law for...

Why do I need to see it in person? What can I not infer from the picture that would make me think anything other than Go Rhino saw someone else's ingenious idea and decided to infringe upon it?

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/ripp-superchargers-jl-wrangler-products-build-sema-2018-jlwf-coverage.17665/#post-434764

Yes I know the owner of HD Customs. I mentioned that. HD is no long in business so I am not trying to direct you to a different business. My intent is to point out that I dont appreciate companies copying the ideas of another. Look at how the two tire carriers function. Its blatant that go...

Actually no. Companies who want to succeed innovate and come up with their own designs and ideas. Chinese companies and bottom feeders then plagiarize off those innovations and introduce products that are almost identical in likeness and compete on price to lure business. I say almost identical...

Its a switchblade style swing down tire carrier. Sure its not an identical design but the idea is stolen and modified just enough to skirt patent laws...

They stole that design from HD Customs. Yes the company isnt around but still hate seeing knock offs of someone else's hard work.

In the case of superchargers, it wasnt so much that everything was tied to the canbus as it was no one being able to crack the factory tuning and then Jeep encrypting the ECU

The JL rubi hood still has an indentation in the front so some water will pool but nowhere near as much as in the image of the power dome hood.

In the Dirt Every Day video with dynatrac, they did confirm that the wheels on the JL are the same 5x5 pattern.