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Ditto to all of the above on the JScan app. Download the app for free but then you have to pay around $25 to register your VIN, then the bluetooth OBDII will cost around $35 depending on which one you choose. We have 35s and I entered like 34 or something to get the speedo right. I had to...

I recently replaced everything in our JKU a couple of months ago and bought from Crutchfield. I went with a Kenwood head Unit. Used JL Audio speaker up front and in soundboard, then went with a powered sub from Fosgate. Kenwood amp for all front speakers. Very happy with it and it can get...

We have a 2010 Rubicon and are running 315/70 on stock 17 rims. Had to use spacers but has been this way for several years with no issues. I wouldn't go any bigger than 35 though. Could it use a regear......yes it would help but it does pretty good as it is. Not a need at the moment.

The one we have does not have a glare.....now night time brightness is pretty bright but not bad.....not bad enough to be an issue.

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The older years of OEM soft tops did not have the spring assist and use a different bracket on the roll bars in the back. We just got a free one and ran into this issue. We have a used one we bought a couple of years ago that came on a later year JK and the brackets did not work with the new one.

X4 to the JScan app and VGate reader. Turned off TPMS, changed tire size for speedo, and programmed a new key. Trail Mode is sweet too!

Just went on a ride with our club and a guy has metalcloak on his and is very happy. He said it rides great on road. If you are a member of a local club, see if anyone with one of these will let you ride in theirs for a first hand experience.

It's not necessary, but I highly suggest adding one. They're not expensive and really help.

Just a followup....this thing has so many setting its ridiculous. I managed to tweak it and man this setup sounds GREAT!

Well, I just finished the install of a new head Unit, amps, speakers, and Powered sub. It turned out great and sounds awesome! Kenwood head Unit, JL Audio speakers powered by a small Kenwood amp, then a Rockford Fosgate 8" powered sub.

If you go to JScan's website, they have a list of known compatible readers.

I don't think the JK has a way to sense that. I could be wrong though.

Ours doesn't burn oil that bad, just a little. No electrical issues at all. And as for leaks, heck they all have leaks, that's a Jeep!

Check out Fishbone Offroad. I haven't used them but was looking myself for bumpers amd they seem to have really good prices.

Save your money and wait until you can afford the better brands that Chris mentioned. We were like you. We wanted a lift bad and didn't have the money for a good one so we went with RC. I even mentioned to the shop that I was leary of the RC not being a good lift but they assured me it was...

We have a 2010 JKU Rubi automatic. Around 170k miles and no major issues. We have owned it for 2 years now. Yeah, the 3.8 is on the weak side, but jeeps aren't made for speed. It still has plenty of torque for offroad. Definitely add a trans cooler though!

Yes, the Falcon and Fox are on par with each other.

You can't go wrong with Warn.