We do but unfortunately the house it the priority right now. The bare walls in the second floor are kind of depressing.

I removed ours when we switched hoods. Wouldn't mind removing it for good though.

If you are really careful removing them they can be reused. They are also pretty easy to get replacement ones at most all part stores.

I've had mine on the Ram for awhile and they seem good.

Welcome.

We have JCR gear on our JK and love it. They are great guys and super nice to deal with. They offer several options in rear bumpers and tire mount options. You can mix and match.

http://www.jcroffroad.com/category/JKBmp.html

Jen and I are going to be out there for EJS with the JK. Would be fun to go with the club though. :\ maybe I can join you! :bluesbros: Definitely a possibility. We are not sure yet if we are having friends drive the Jeep and we fly to save vaca time or if we are going to trailer all the way out.

Dibs on the front D44.

Jen and I are going to be out there for EJS with the JK. Would be fun to go with the club though. :\

So same friend that is looking to do a little work on her TJ may also have a transmission issue. The transmission went dry for some unknown reason and she now says it is acting a little odd at high speeds. She wants to get it checked out but no clue on a good place near Upton MA. Recommendations? Da...

Frank wrote:Thats not even American . FjR68

VW Rabbit.

This is what I learned on.

I bought these for the JK. The guy that mounted the tires said they were good quality and they have been working flawlessly for about 9 months now.

For my Trail Rocker I tied into the power supply Painless said to. Page 26.


http://www.painlessperformance.com/Manuals/57000.pdf

What about buy the tires at Town Fair and bring them to a smaller shop to install. I doubt either would care.