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@jjvincent, Could you tell me the model/item numbers of the bike rack and the ski adapter from Quadratec that you ended buying? Thanks, much appreciated!

I have OEM LEDs on my Rubicon.....Question: are the Oracle lights "heated" so as to prevent ice/snow buildup during heavy winters?

That's great news - Thoughts and prayers to him and all involved. :please:

OOOOOORRaaaaahhhh, brother!

How did you install them (how did you make them fit with the sky one-touch)? Pics?

Ordered my Rubicon last year in Sep. It was a November build. I received it on the last day of November, which was also the last day that Jeep offered the lifetime warranty.

Here in New England, we have everything from snow, ice, slush, frozen snow/slush/ice-layers, and "black ice". It get's pretty messy and cold - the nor'easters bring us any combination of precipitation during the winter. With that said, I am a firm believer in dedicated winter tires. Several...

What exactly happened at the car wash that damaged your rear quarter panel glass?

Oh man, dude. You really got problems..... I wish I could do that. Now I gotta shop for a security camera. :rock:

Which model Fumoto is that?

Agreed, they are angled too forward for my taste. I wish the head restraints/headrests were adjustable. My wife has a '17 Subaru Forester XT, and those headrests are adjustable to different angles for comfort, while remaining compliant with safety standards.

The rear vents work according to the temperature of the front passenger setting. It works in any mode where the dash vents are blowing, but is weakest in dual mode (upper and lower front vents) and strongest in upper/dash only mode.

All the time... force of habit. I realized I was doing it when I was driving with my wife in her Forester -- she saw me Jeep-wave and she said "Who was that, do we know them?" Like I said, it's a force of habit and part of the club. And it still happens when I'm not driving my Jeep.

Great tutorial, you guys are awesome -- I don't know why I hadn't seen this thread earlier. I'm watching/subscribed! I can't wait to see what you guys come up with! :rock:

Very Nice -- OOOORAH!

Here's the Bumblebee bad boy who will watch over your JL (my wallpaper on my iphone):

OP says Jeep dealer is ordering and installing everything -- aside from $$ for all the parts, I wonder how much they are charging for all the labor. Installing the parts yourself is one thing, but the $$ spent on labor (especially from a dealer) can get pretty hefty.

Nice Rubi! -- but now I'm wicked dizzy......:puke:

I checked it out yesterday afternoon -- and yes, I have those wires positioned like that. They're not visible from the normal cockpit seat position, but if I get right up close to the windshield and look up, I can see them. My guess is that the ACC sensors/cameras? need a clear view of the...

What exactly is the "..equipment to be able to fold the windshield down.."? What is this equipment that your Sky One Touch Sahara came with? An earlier poster stated that the manual stated that folding down the windshield wasn't recommended because it could damage some seals....