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You're lucky we still have one for the engine oil.

Probably just a couple inches shorter so it doesn't intrude into the wheel well and interfere with the flap.

You said it went flat, but didn't indicate what the cause was. If it was delamination or something like that you might get it covered by warranty.

Ditch lights are not meant to be used in traffic or for road driving. Expect to get ticketed of you're seen using them on pavement.

At low speeds on smooth hard surfaces, maybe. My rear window (and everything else on the rear) is covered with dust, so I'm not in any hurry to suck that into the cabin.

Are these off-roading upgrades going to include a bumper and skid plate? Those will probably do more for you than that little stub of tubing. Or just make sure that when you're in a head on collision you nail them dead center.

Kind of disturbing how many are just installing the front for their own protection and basically telling everyone else to go **** themselves by not installing the rears.

The one thing I bought before getting my Bronco was a set of gatorback flaps -- I drive several miles of gravel every day and knew what to expect. Seeing a few extra black rectangles on a vehicle doesn't bother me.

Yes, kind of annoying. It might be worth putting a larger fuel cell in when the rear seat comes out of I decide to set it up for long/remote trips.

I use gatorbacks, and drive several miles of gravel every day in all kinds of nasty weather. I was more concerned about their function and preventing my doors from getting blasted than I was with wether or not one black rectangle was more aesthetically pleasing than another black rectangle.

I was crossing my fingers someone would integrate this into a bumper. No dice so far. I'll probably have to do it myself, just like the sliders. Gives me an excuse to buy a tube bender.

I just so happen to do the exact same thing ...

You stopped it by trying to make the front tires turn the same distance while cornering in 4wd on a high traction surface. One didn't slide/skip without some throttle.

Bag any birds?

Going to have to one-up Jeep and have a second accessory windshield that sits on top of the first one. When it's folded down it eats all the rocks and can be discarded in a race like the tear away film motocross riders use.

I have no interest in paying to be a mobile advertisement, unless it costs much less than its competitors with equal or greater quality. Even conspicuous consumption has limits when it becomes tacky.

Brilliant philosophy. I'm glad you're not in charge.

Based off what I can see in the pictures, this skid doesn't utilize that bolt.

It does a pretty crappy job of deciding when to switch the high beams on/off too. I'm in manual mode if it's remotely dark out.

Sounds like the universe is telling you to rear-seat-delete.