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That is a very detailed explanation, thanks! I put my small hub kit on in 7/2021 with the “correct washer”. Is this the first you have seen this?

Looks like the pattern is the same even if you were flip it over to get the pin to line up. I hope I explained that well enough.

The only Metal that matters lol.

There are lots of TJ owners in Vegas. On the forum not so many.

https://lasvegas.craigslist.org/cto/d/pahrump-2005-jeep-wrangler-lj-unlimited/7407637253.html Not mine

Have you called them for more details. They are very pleasant to deal with on the phone from my experience.

Only thing that matters is if they clear.

Like stated earlier about looking for needed components. I do not have in cab controls but I keep my controller in a bag with a soft shackle next to my seat, and another soft shackle around the sport bar drivers side incase I need to pass things out my window. Edit: if your recovery points are...

I can’t answer that. Myself and my buddy’s all have 20’. We are in the desert and zero mud.

https://www.tacticalrecoveryequipment.com/ Your one stop shop.

I don’t want to muddy JMTs build to much but tandem breakers can be a big help in a full panel situation. Some frown on them I only use them if absolutely needed. This is my panel where I had to add a 220V 20A for a compressor, 220V 50A for a welder/ heater and 120V 20A for dedicated garage...

I would get the pair that @jjvw linked or if your looking for a set. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005EXNT38/?tag=wranglerorg-20 Which has served me good.

I have kicked that idea around. Just hate to add more clutter in my cab. You using one?

I agree 100%. Thank you! They were a Father’s Day gift!

Thank you. I can barely hear mine with windows down. Might be time to upgrade.

I got them when I was still running steel wheels. The balancing issues I was having was crazy. They made an amazing difference. I have not tried my aluminum wheels with out them but I can say it’s still smooth. I am not running a M/T tho. I can say that the shipping is super slow right now but...

@bobthetj03 @jjvw How’s the volume on those units? My biggest complaint about the Midland MXT-115 is even with the volume maxed out sometimes it’s still to low to hear.

Roughly X = 2-3/4” W = 1-1/4” Z = 11/16” Y = 2-3/8” Hope this helps

this gap.