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like King of the Hammers?

yes, for the rear

I'm old, there is no lightening up, I'm committed to the grump! :LOL:

The first drive on the new gears should be under normal driving conditions (No hard starts, No off-roading, No racing, No towing.) The Jeep needs to be driven around 15-20 minutes around town under normal driving conditions. Then the Jeeps axles need to completely cool before driving again -...

so, all the people living in that neighborhood have to change to accommodate not the child, but the fucking arrogant parents that had that sign put up.

1970 when record stores existed and I heard this playing, RIP Ozzy

small dog or cat treat? Imagine if someone had their cat on a leash and this guy swoops down on it to carry it off...

you're right, it's the 40,000-mile service interval IF: "Change front and rear axle fluid if using your vehicle for police, taxi, fleet, off-road or frequent trailer towing."

they lied; glad they did the warranty work (as they should on a 2024) but they lied about the warranty work if you do it yourself. So long as you use the recommended oil/quantity as listed in the owner's manual and they can't void the warranty, or else they'd also void the warranty if you had...

I hear you, but there are so many locations around here that still have no radio reception beyond the farm report or worse... its 2025!! No, I don't use my phone for music, I don't want to use my phone for anything but it's something I have to have for clients.... some day I'll run over it and...

Stellantis stating it's part of the Sirius XM contract, I wonder if Sirius XM is aware of that. As much as I like having satellite radio, I'm not above canceling that fucking shit if it starts pushing out ads like that

never considered keeping JB Weld in the tool bag, good idea

hello hell, just confirming my reservation.... yes, I laughed my ass off

I would still like to know where you read that using tap shift alone, in a downhill situation would hold the speed. Even the manuals I drove years ago, did not activate some engine compression, it did initially when shifting down but never did I have any of them hold a certain speed going...

welcome from Texas

I'll agree with @Ddays, he knows is way around the hole.... the rabbit hole you gutter minds

Michael your voice is so fucking annoying I can't listen past the first five words

The instructions call for cutting to length? The last Clayton lift I installed, the rears go to the front and the new ones go on the rear, no cutting. But that was a JK. If you must cut, use a good tube cutter and take a little bit off each end if that's how they are designed. edit... looks like...

a few days with racoons and this is how they return him