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Looked like there were some pretty bad washboards in one of those scenes. Did the kit do pretty good on those? I hate washboard roads but they are inevitable while off-roading. I always wonder what has rattled loose.

I've run spacers on my 37" x 12.50 Nittos for at least 5 years now and done plenty of playing on rocks and off-road parks with no issues. Don't be afraid of spacers. I don't remember what my backspace was on my wheels but the tires were rubbing the LCAs at full turn. Sent from my iPhone...

The power wires ARB provided are long enough to reach the battery via the firewall grommet under the battery box. I've never felt the cables get warm. The compressor gets plenty hot so make sure you have plenty airspace around it.

I run the ARB twin and it's awesome! I did the under the passenger seat mount and no complaints. I plan on plumbing a line to the front and back eventually. Right now I just leave the door cracked. No complaints from the wife and kids.

Here are a few shots from the Canyon Lands National Park.

Just saw these come across Instagram! Very nice! Thanks for posting the longer versions out here! Looks like a blast!

Lots of glass where I work.

Saw this in Tyler,TX yesterday. The birds were permanently attached...

Here's a good idea for window replacement. Bet it's great at high altitude.

Looking forward to seeing this one!

Drained the rear diff and checked the gears. Still Looking good!

Pretty fresh off the lot. Camped off Reservation Rd. Near Camp Hale north of Leadville, CO.

Here's one I snapped the other day. My jeeps not in the pic but it's a Bluebonnet

This is the best watch I've ever owned.

I have mine mounted under the passenger seat and have not had any issues from the mounting location. I used the Carolina Metal Masters mount. I do worry about what will happen if I were to ever get into a crash because the ARB is quite heavy and I fear it might put forces on the passenger seat...

Barnwell OHV Clyde's ravine

After looking at mine the OP must have the jeep jacked up or something. Looks like a 90 would definitely work here. I just crawled under the jeep with my small grease gun for this pic.

That's incorrect. Here's the official chart and it is gauged at 70mph. For 37s and 5.13 you'll be running 2600 rpm for a manual and 2708 rpm for an auto with the 3.6L. It's accurate because that's where my RPMs are running in my 2012 manual. You'll also have more power pulling a trailer...

Maybe the problem IS they're Vegas girls...??? Maybe you should change your search area.

Best looking Renegade I've seen so far!:clap2: