Recent content by matt1171

I have the top and love it. The quality and the way it works was worth the wait. These things are hand sewn and not mass produced in a factory.

Heck yeah!!!

I've got a 2012 Rubicon with 4.10 gears currently running 35" Toyo MTs and it's time to get new tires. I know all the debates about running 37 inch tires on the factory axles. But I keep seeing EVO promoting how Evolander is running 37s with stock axles, shafts and driveshafts and they wheel it...

I have a 2008 Sahara with 120,000 miles on it. The local dealer has a 2012 Rubicon with only 15,000 miles on it that he will sell for $33k. It's fully loaded with heated leather seats and premium sound. He would let me take all my aftermarket stuff off my current jeep and put on the Rubi. Trade...

Here's mine...

Adventures in my Silver Jeep.

From this weekend...

Here's my pic from there. We camped out at the waterfall Sat night.

I have a 2008 JKU and my fan isn't working. Started overheating during a hill climb on a trail yesterday when I noticed that my fan hadn't been kicking on. And after thinking about it, I haven't noticed it coming on in a while. How do I diagnose if it's a sensor that kicks it on or the fan...

I'm regearing in a couple weeks from my 3.73s to 4.88s. I would love to hear people's experience with 4.88s and 35s on the D30 and 3.8L engine? Any issues? Carnage stories? Thanks.

I've got the PSC and love it!!! Solid bumper and easy install.

It works and looks good!

The lights in the photo are Rigid lights. If you don't wheel at night then you definitely don't need a 50" light bar.

I paid $325 for my 50" from my friend who runs ors4x4.com. The only difference I can tell between mine and a friends Rigid and another friends $800 light bar is that mine didn't come with a wiring harness - which is how I wanted it since I was installing a DBox at the same time.

A-Pillar switch panel running through a DBox for my front lights and rock lights. Also have the lower dash switch panel which has my rear lights switch and eventually locker switches.