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I have ProComp LED headlights and fog lights installed for the past three years and both sets have been excellent so far.

I have metal aftermarket inner fenders but I didn't put them on. I live in New Mexico, and having been in LE here I can tell you they only look to make sure you have a mirror and at least one working headlight.

If you don't use NGK or Mopar (which are NGK), they're more than likely going to throw codes.

You can't really enhance the 3.8, you can just make it feel like it's peppier. I honestly cannot wait until I regear because I live in a very mountainous region and even with 4.10s, it's torturous.

Could just go old school and get a cheap set of Bushwhackers.

What, you didn't know a CAI and red R Type sticker adds 50 hp?

It's all about turning your brick into a race car, man. We all should have gotten Corvettes instead.

I like that first one, mounting it between the roll bars. Every time I've seen a jack mounted on the exterior it's always been rusted out because people just put that there for looks.

2011 was the year they did the interior refresh. 2007-10 steering wheels are bigger and did not have controls, nor are there any options to add any short of a full custom build that is more of a headache than it's worth just for that one feature.

On the flip side, it makes things way easier to work on. I left mine off because of that reason.

I'm long since tired of being mad over how other people use their Jeeps. Unless I have to actually see it. I think I got my set of 4 for about $200. They're a little harder to find now but I think they look good and they come in different sizes if you like look over another. Yeah you can...

MCE thermoplastic fenders for me. They bend and won't destroy my Jeep's body on trails unlike metal fenders.

We can start a pool. I'm going to guess ducks. Or sex toys.

I don't know what I'm looking at, but I hate it.

I have 4.10s right now and plan on going to 5.13s.

Yes, of course it's available for Jeeps. If you watched the whole video, he's not just selling his brand, he's settling a fight that Pedal Commander started with actual evidence of how unsafe they are.

You'll find this informative.

You could get it, put minimal work into it, and just abuse it as an off-road trail toy.

Thanks! I'll look into this! And yes, they are aluminum as far as I know.

I feel you. I've never done this before but I also don't want to spend hundreds at a mechanic for something I can do with a little elbow grease.