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5th gear in 4lo is a higher ratio than than 1st gear in 4hi, if you need the higher ratio shift to 4hi Simple logic

Ryegrass Safety Rest Area West Bound Ellensburg, WA 98926 https://goo.gl/maps/46Xpe1U82xuu9LP86 Rest area next to a wind and solar farm, picnic tables are shielded for the usually sustained wind coming through that area

Agree, Noico is what I used in mine as well, they're not half doors though

Clutch spins and works the same regardless of reverse or forward, would look for other causes, brake pads wearing crooked, bent caliper pins, u joints, etc

What's the details on your lift, you running a TC drop, MML or anything that would impact angles

Yeah, possibly could bend if they left the DS hang from the yoke Instead of pulling it

I suspect they put in gear oil in the TC as well, would be simple enough to check via popping out the fill plug and sticking a finger in.

Semi secure picnic table options available

Have you checked if the output yoke wobbles while spinning Adjust up a degree see if gets better or worse, if better keep adjusting until it's gone, every Jeep is different, no one size fits all degree

Need to hit up Evans again, haven't been in a decade

It's a lot of money to spend for limited gain, but if it's the look you are going for then by all means go for it. We can discuss the merits and benefits of MC until the end of time 32x9.5r16 with 1/2" bumpstop extension on my Rubi with stock flares, had to add a washer on the steering stops as...

Love the way mine handles with the AR in the front and stock in the rear. Handles the corners fine and flexes great on the trails while on the middle setting, but do go stiffer when loaded with camping gear as I'm a bit top heavy

Was suckered into going the GM hose route, ended up fixing it correctly after the hose flap came loose and was blocking the inlet

Did RF 5.25's with pods and polyfill and RF 6.5's up top. Mid range sounds so much better

That's a great idea, will need to do that too mine as well when my new seats show up

Have also seen issues from the harness rubbing through when resting on the AC dryer causing all sorts of havoc

No need to be in low range then

I use the Smittybilt seat covers for storing my three soft shackles, winch remotes, air down/up tools, patch kits etc, so everything is within easy reach from the front seats. Straps, blocks, and ropes go into a waterproof duffel bag. And emergency supplies and first aid kit go into the rollbar...