Latest activity

I was 72" as well - needed space to outboard the coilovers. I'm running the same basic wheel size - 17x9 . Back spacing shouldn't...

keep working the air out, it can be a real PIA E-brake work well?

Yeah I figured with the dual piston and larger rotor that they aren't going to feel like stock. But I did expect them to feel similar...

Yeah I figured with the dual piston and larger rotor that they aren't going to feel like stock. But I did expect them to feel similar...

You all are wonderful people. I got this jeep to learn as I go and do things myself. Never worked on vehicles or anything before this so...

Yeah I figured with the dual piston and larger rotor that they aren't going to feel like stock. But I did expect them to feel similar...

It depends on how you plan to use your Jeep If you plan to wheel often or consistently carry max loads, I'd get the E rated and run it...

Hopefully the OP will chime in.

See below

Hi BoB You are an inspiration 😂😂

Hi Guys. I have the same issue going on now. It comes and goes. Last time I scanned, it came up as this code. Anyone know what it could be?

Mine do look at little bigger than that. Not sure if they changed rotor sizes or not. I also went 72" axles and went with 17" wheels...

Veal ricotta meatballs. Incredible!!!!

But as @jeep says, it depends on how you plan to use your Jeep. Since you do not have something like the Rubicon model, I assume less...