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1350 front Adams driveshaft arrived today. Going to install after work today.

I know they aren't Amber but this shows my rock light setup. 8 of the KC cyclones.

I like mine. BTW I'm running chamber pro 2 beadlocks which are 4.06" backspacing and no rubbing.

I did mine this last week. Front and rear Heat shrinked and soldered into factory connector

The evo no limits makes your factory Rubicon sway bar 100% reliable. Only other option I would consider are the currie anti rocks. The anti rocks are around 500 each. There are no disconnects at all on the anti rocks but they are not as stiff so you will have more sway on the road. I've also...

Last weekend I went with some friends to Sedona for the first time. Got a chance to air down the beadlocks for the first time. Only did 10psi. Grilled lunch on the trail. Last night I finally got around to installing my led side markers.

Hope this helps. The front is behind the bracket so it's hard to get a good picture. Front upper: Rear upper:

No problem. Here are some pictures.

I'm not sure then. These are what came with mine.

Looks great! Pixel decals? I got mine from them. Reflective red and reflective black. Looks really cool with flash at night

Thanks! This is the last picture I have received from my buddy.

That facebook post is a year old now so they may have changed it by now

Here are a few others

Northridge4x4 decals were added to the doors. I decided to change up the grille a bit by covering the black plasti-dip with a metallic matte dark grey. I also repainted the grille inserts gloss black. A buddy of mine wanted to get some pictures of the jeep so I got it all cleaned up...

The front is the standard 250/250 and the rear 200/250. I suppose one way to get the timing rings further down would be to flip the slider upside down. This is at ride height right now The rings are about 1.75" above slider

Update: I adjusted the timing rings up. I went to full bump then marked where the slider was and put the timing ring about 1/4" below that. No more coil bind

Really good breakdown of tools needed. I have so many at work and always do upgrades/repairs here that I forget most people don't have all this. Glad to hear that. I have yet to use it but I've heard from multiple other techs that this is by far the best kit. A little out of the budget for...

I would say a basic hand tool kit will cover quite a bit. The most recent tool that I've added was a new ball joint press.

Not sure who you're asking but if you're asking me you can see my cordless stuff on post #29

I love my ingersoll rand air tools. My titanium 1/2" can usually take off bolts that others can't. I only use air if I have to. I'm pretty much 95% cordless.