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I had them for my JKU. Loved them. Ran them 300 days of the year out here in SoCal. Bought the front uppers, but rarely put them on. It took a lot of work, but they look great painted. So much better than the besttop element doors I had before them. $600 is a great deal. Good luck.

been wanting to get a hard top for my kids. Unfortunately, too far for me. GLWS.

I planned on spending nothing. I've already spent $900. Haha. Damn.

My old JKU had 35s. I'm on factory 33s on my JT for now. Will eventually get 35s. For the 35s, I aired down to between 18 and 15. 18 for a quick trail run and 15 for an over nighter. I had a viair 450p that wasn't all that fast and I would be impatient at times. Hahaha. That being said, I...

Dropped my 3 day old gladiator to have it bed lined this morning. This video gave me some confidence in the process. Not sure if I would have been so easy about letting my brand new jeep get worked on so quickly. Thanks BTW, I went with the standard($505+tax) since I'm getting a tonneau cover...

We've been ordering from several local restaurants. And it's a great break for my wife after watching the kids all day during lock down. Also hired some contractors for some small house projects. And finally donated to the food bank with my company matching. I'm fortunate enough to still be...

I've got the strike force zebra doors. Painting them was a real chore. They're textured and that needed to sanded and then they become very porous. Used a lot of primer to get them smooth. The front upper takes 2 thumb screws and 2 wing nuts bolts to hold them in place. And also uses a spacer...

might be an even greater difference is you add in taxes. Depending on if they have to pay taxes on all or some of the aftermarket parts. unless you mean 35k and 60k out the door. :)

rough country track bar.... rcv shafts... who knows. might turn out to be great..... :thumb:

Both my buddy and his wife both just bought JLs. Sent him a link to this video time stamped to the drain plug leak. Guess rancho is going to be selling at least two more skids. hahaha....

great write up. I don't ever see myself tackling this job, but I do like to know the process. Thanks!

I've had my pro comp xtreme all terrains 35s(first jeep and went to 4wheel parts. hahaha) for 5 years now and they've served me well enough. But I'm pretty sure I'm getting the cooper stt pros when the time comes. Which might be in about 5 years at the rate i'm going. hahaha.

Thanks. Wasn't sure if I missed what happened in the vid. I'm gonna to take another look at my elocker wiring. hahaha.

Great video. Looks like my jeep would get drowned on some of those crossings. hahaha.

The issue with my bumper was the winch plate hitting the top of the pump. So I cut off and drilled out the studs holding the pump. Got some bolts and some spaces and relocated it to the same brackets dropping it down a couple inches. Not sure if this would work out for you bumper... good luck.

Last time out, I let my buddy use mine on his 33s and then I aired up my 35s. The unit was only warm to the touch. Look about a minute for each of his tires and a couple minutes for each of mine. There's no trigger lock so I just wrap velcro around the grip while it airs up.

that looks great! thanks for sharing.

I carry the Sportsman Grizzly by Adventure Medical Kits. With a pack of quickClot

Not running the deltas, but I did install some red clearance marker lights. They look exactly the same as far as I can tell, but cost about $3 each.

I need to this cage so I can give it to my buddy, who was best man at my wedding and he's also godfather to my baby. Oh, and he's also the one that talked me into getting a Jeep. hahaha. It'd be awesome to bring this up to his house as a surprise gift and install it on his JKU. Mine is the...