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also looks like you have the 4 pin wire connector underneath the bumper as apposed to built in per Grumpaw's picture (the lift tabs to the left of the license plate).

so I was doing some research; i.e. Googling, the differences between 285/70R17 and 255/80R17. I was talking myself into the 255s for a future set of tires. But then I came across a post on a 4runner forum that stated the 255s rode rougher than the 285s. Does anyone experience with both sets...

Almost always under 1/8 of a tank. Single digit miles left on the calculated range a fair bit. I had the 50 mile warning come on on the interstate once and calculated whether I could go a couple more exits or not. Estimated I if I went a little further I should have about 3 miles left on the...

2003 Jeep Wrangler rubicon There are some things this vehicle was amazing for and others that you had to put up with and fight it.

I noticed it after. There was a smell of gas that I was tired of dealing with. Others on here have had a gas smell with the Mishimoto hoses.

Here’s a controversial one, catch can delete.

Thanks, sounds like it’s worth a $40 gamble. Or, I have Ford replace it then never use it :crazy:

Do these hold up to the cold? factory one split in less than 5 months

Makes me appreciate my experience. The finance guy just handed me a tablet with all the options (with 3 preselected) and said drag to the left to add and drag to the right to remove. I removed all the options and there was no push back. I almost wish there was a little pushback so I could...

Bought new in October 2021, it has 7500 so far. That includes 2 trips from CO to OK for my mom’s birthday and my grandma’s funeral to account for 3k.

It’s related to chip shortages. Other missing features (as an example: heated seats) also net $50 off the price, even if it’s a $500 feature.

I have a catch can on a late 2021 with the connection on top and have a gas smell. I think it’s better if I let it idle for a minute before shutting off the engine.

Coastal off-road is the only rear bumper I really like for look and functionality. But that would require having it welded and powder coated then trimming

I have the Mishimoto can. In the cold it collects a lot of condensation. Below freezing it needs to be emptied about every other day. After driving for 30 minutes, the can is still cold to the touch. I mounted it on the radiator support as listed in the instructions. It does still catch oil...

Agreed. The gladiator has a really bad break over angle. Unless you want to keep a truck bed, seriously consider a wrangler.

Outside, wife has one side of the garage. The other side is tools, kid toys, and storage. When I was single, I had a TJ and F150 in there.

My wife did that when she drove the truck the first time. Luckily there was close to a half tank of 91 in it. I figured it was close to 87 mixed. I just didn’t get on it until I could add another half tank of 91. Then I ran that tank empty before the next fill. So I’d recommend the same...

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Also keep in mind that when you use 4x4 in snow, that it helps you go. It does not aid in stopping. Don't get over confident and slam into something.

I’m planning to get some end of winter next year, as long as the bank account looks healthy enough. I looked at Shrockworks, RRW, and White Knuckle. I like that RRW and WK have 3 supports. I like that Shrockworks has square tube and mounting to the bottom of the frame as opposed to just...