Rhinebeck01
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@PeglegRedline shock kit for the hood
I attached a $1.99 Curt bracket to the left of the receiver hitch. My OCD would never allow unpoliced wiring, etc.what did you do with the 4 pin connector?
Were you able to mount it or is it just hanging loose?
Had to move to Lubbock in my senior year of high school. Stayed that one year and got the HECK out of that red dirt flat dust bowl. lol Nothing against West Texas just home is DFW and came back and never looked back. The West needs lots of rain. Glad you are getting it.Was taking advantage of the sub triple digit temps to install the front Rubicon 44 in my Sport, got to the point of torquing the control arms and the rain came. Oh well, we need the rain.
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Lol right. I guess I should’ve said, ideally I would have a driveway that I could roll said dolly on but, as it is, will tote the doors over to the holder lolvery nice but gravel driveway just sounds like a challenge to add off road tires to a dolly
Can you say green house effect.
I had the Steer Smarts sector shaft brace installed. My installer said it seemed better designed than the Synergy one and it was easier and less time to install.So I bought a Synergy trackbar reinforcement bracket and sector shaft brace when it first came out (it was about pre-COVID), the shaft brace was garbage and I took it off because the constant creaking, the bearing ring rotated so I can't put any grease pass the zerk fitting.
About half year later, Synergy came out with a new design of the sector shaft brace and they sent me a new one free of charge, it has set screw holding the bearing ring in place, so I thought this time should be good. Put them on and no more creaking except minor ding sound when slow turning.
Fast forward another six months, I just found out my pitman arm nut loosened because of friction, I kept them greased every couple of weeks but still failed. I reached out to Synergy and they said they came out with another new design of pitman arm nut, which has two grooves where you can put two rubber o-rings there to reduce friction.
They asked me if I want the new nut, I said no. Enough is enough, this thing has been nothing but trouble for me for the past 1.5 years. I saw minimal improvement if not placebo. I don't even need it anymore with my steel steering box and aftermarket steering linkages.
So today I took it off again, and garbage can it goes. Synergy, you failed fail spectacularly with this crap design. I don't feel the need to brace sector shaft anymore, otherwise I will go with steering smarts. Oh well, I am sure every youtuber claimed they "fixed" their steering issues with this bracket probably secretly took off their brace anyway.
I've had nothing but a GREAT experience with Oracle's service. Brittany has been great to deal with, what issues did you run into?I’m glad someone has had a good experience with @ORACLElights. I’d never buy their products again because of their service.
I'll let Jeep World take that point in thought. Their email sale.green house effect
What roof rack is that?Installed the Rhino Rack Sunseeker 2.5 and went camping this weekend.
After testing it, I think an awning should be an essential item to get. It provides shade, keeps you dry when it rains and makes the whole camping experience more cozy.
I also had a good experience with oracles customer service. Did you get someone that was having a bad day?I've had nothing but a GREAT experience with Oracle's service. Brittany has been great to deal with, what issues did you run into?