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Seriously! Don’t they have a cool mount thingy for it? I have used them many times with no issues so this was a first.

Welcome to Wayalife from Hanford CA. What part of the bay are you from?

Yeah...not sure how you F it up that bad and not notice/fix it. Super lame

This happened on our way home from Vegas Had Safelite come out and they did a great job of installing the new one completely crooked and with the driver side upper corner raised above the frame. The factory seal was also rolled in several spots. I was working and didn’t check it before he...

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Paint or powder will get messed up on the rocks regardless, I’d paint yourself to save a good chunk of money and just touch up as needed.

Exactly, no real reason for it on the average Jeep. Think most hear “3-link” and think it’s cool but don’t know what it means.

Yeah they finally do offer a Heim hi steer kit for like Dynatracs and UD60’s but it takes some work to make it work right. We are gonna work on making what I have on mine a “kit” here hopefully soon. If referring to the rear, yeah the factory JT shock brackets definitely hang low. EVO actually...

The front at minimum. The rear will for sure get spacers at the support.

Think social media/marketing lately. While 3 link can have some benefits on big crawlers, it’s nothing most people will actually need or notice. I personally don’t like the fact that you have one arm keeping that axle from doing a summersault.

Here is an update on the JT RPM Steering 4.5” 3-Link hybrid kit we are doing. The front kit replaces the lower and upper control arm mounts for the long arms so all need to be removed. They also incorporate the lower brackets into the new transmission crossmember. This also means the factory...

Awesome glad they were able to help out and at least get you some updates on your order.

Me to my random dash lights….

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