Search results

I completed the install this morning along with my modified Eddie license plate relocation.

I just ordered the Fishbone Bumper Delete. They are having a 20% off site wide sale. Cost including shipping, $234. I will post photos once I have it installed!

The other thing, I am reasonably sure I can use your license plate mounting solution with the Fishbone.

Here is the link: https://www.fishboneoffroad.com/products/jl-rear-bumper-delete it covers the frame rails and offers connection points for shackles. Cost: $270 the Rustys looks very similar, cost $490 and has provisions for the backup sensors (which I don’t care about)...

In the next couple of weeks I am going to do the bumper delete on my 2023 392XR. I am considering adding the Fishbone Bumper Delete to provide a more finished look. I would love to hear opinions on this product and on the quality of the Fishbone products in general. Thanks in advance!

I received the replacement today. It works perfectly.

Thanks!!

Nope. Car has 2000 miles on it.

Thanks. I sent an email to support detailing my issues. i never got to any configuration screens because with the Tazer plugged in the car was bricked. Once I unplugged it the car went crazy. Windshield wipers, radio, etc. then I could turn it off. I never added anything to the setup. Hope...

Purportedly yes. I went thru the Z Automotive help bot. It had me try several things. Nothing worked. I will have to try to contact them tomorrow.

Ok. Got the Jeep running. Disconnected the battery for about 10 seconds and she started. Plugged the Tazer back in Jeep won’t run with the Tazer.

I plugged in my Tazer following the instructions. Jeep won’t start. Nothing works. Unplugged it and Jeep still won’t start. Help Please. 2023 Jeep Wrangler 392

I was headed down this same path. But, based on advice here I ended up buying 2 KC Era Flex 4 lights and mounting them on the bumper. Cost was less than $700. I wired them directly into my Aux switches. No wind noise which you will get with the light bar and they light up the night. I am...

I had thought about doing this very thing. Thanks for confirming that this works!!

Thanks!!

I plan to carry a foldable backpacker bow saw and possibly my small Milwaukee M18 saw. The Milwaukee will take care of 90% of the issues is light and small. The bow saw would only be used when a tree was blocking the road.

Finally finished installing the LOD sliders yesterday. I am very happy with the look. While not the best steps they are much better than nothing. I did have a few issues I thought I would share. On the driver side I had to drill a hole on the inside of the frame rail for the 4 inch bolt. I...

I dented the slider enough to get the bolt in. Finally. THANK YOU ALL FOR THE HELP!!

I can push the slider into the frame rail and clear on the inside of the rail but I dont have enough room toward the rear of the vehicle to ge the bolt started. I can get it in the hole but it is Mis-aligned enough that it won’t grab the threads.

The slider needs to move toward the rear of the car. That’s where I am having a problem