Recent content by wayoflife

Rack or a bumper works but after the last go around, I just wanted my truck to be a truck this time around.

I was hoping the same. Still, the solution isn't too bad and glad we could be of help :)

LOL - that's what she said 😁

Not gonna lie, I really love the Grenades and decided to run Tanks just to do something different but now, I really love the Tanks too 🤪

A 37 inch tire is about the largest size spare that you can carry on a Jeep Gladiator or at least, in the factory location up between the frame rails. However, if you have a factory hitch receiver installed, the amount of space between it and the rear track bar will be just shy of what you need...

LOL - umm, 'offended'? :unsure: To your point, outside of Chrysler, most manufactures DO use auxiliary batteries and for the same reason. That said, some do not and I've never felt a need to know why being that I don't choose to drive what they make. I can only assume they have different way...

I wouldn't say that at all. Again, the auxiliary battery exists to protect the COMPUTER during start ups. The start/stop system just makes start ups happen a LOT more. Disabling stop/start would only reduce the amount of times the computer gets hit but it still gets hit without the auxiliary...

They're actually ready to go now. I've just been wanting to put out a video about it first before releasing them. That should be soon but if you're really in need of it, I might be able to help out.

Nice job (y)

Never said that the computer is 'bad', just that the auxiliary battery exists to help protect it during start ups. All modern vehicles with auto start stop have an auxiliary battery and for this reason and it's not like your computer is going to spontaneously blow up or anything. It's just that...

Nice 👍🏻

LOOKING SWEET!

Still have it and maybe even a few more 😁

yikes!! :oops:

So long as the sway bar arm sits at about 5° above horizontal or still has an angle between it and the link at a full droop, no. The only reason to adjust your link is to prevent it from over extending at a full droop.