The bottom is too short. Hurts my right leg on longer drives. Been looking at seat pad extender pads on Amazon for around $50. Might try them. Can also return if not satisfied.
Here's what I did. Open the REI credit card. Make 1 purchase outside of REI, I bought a candy bar. Then they send you a $100 REI gift card. I used that to purchase my GMRS handhelds from REI. Then cancel card. Basically got them free. I believe they're Midlands. They work great. Then go online...
Get an adjustable flashlight and hold it on the A pillar where your lights will. Adjust it to spot and point it where you want extra lighting. Adjust it to flood and move it around. I know this sounds stupid, but it will quickly give you and idea of what kind of lighting you like and what you're...
Now that was a realistic overview of this platform! 👏 very thorough synopsis. Here, folks just want to throw on 37's to be cool. If someone posts that on a Jeep group the deep dives and arguments start surrounding re-gearing and which ratio is approved by God, upgrading axles and ball joints...
Agree with you completely. Why doesn't someone make a push guard/brush guard that actually mounts to the frame, or least is supported farther down the front of the bumper?
Almost all of them for the Bronco look weak. I hate how they just barely bolt to the top of the bumper. I wish someone would make one that bolts farther down on the front of the bumper, or even to the frame.
They are very cool. As others have said, one drawback is they push the wheels out farther and create a larger turn radius (scrub radius). Additionally, just bolting on 40's or 44's will strain the drive axles and also create more of a situation for the tie rods to snap. Most other claims in...
Onion Creek is beautiful but very short out and back. Gemini Bridges (dont recommend) is just a long bumpy washboard road to see the bridges for 10 minutes. Potash/Schaffer trail is very long and very cool. If entering from Moab side, Schaffer ends up inside Canyonlands and you'll get to skip...
I've always ran all of my tires at 2 lbs under what the door sill states. It's way more comfortable and wears fine. Doesn’t affect mpg or traction. The factory listed pressure is for optimal life of tires and mpg. I'd rather replace my tires a few months earlier but have driving comfort for the...