Recent content by jupp0r

You can mail the shocks in to be rebuilt. shockservice.com is a reputable shop but there are numerous others. Put your old shocks on (if they have the right length) in the meantime. Rebuilding them looks easy enough that I will go that route. Here's a video:

No problems, my defrost/defog works great after having the TSB done.

It's one of those peace of mind things. I'm not planning on driving through water that goes over the hood. On the other hand, water can also splash a lot so it doesn't have to be that high. The snorkel also looks good (but I can see how some people don't like it). I drive through the desert a...

Got mine delivered yesterday and dropped it off in the fab shop that's currently building a rear bumper for my truck anyways.

I'd love to get one, but they are sold out!

When you are measuring from the control arms and the axle side of the drive shaft the you are not really saying anything about ground clearance as those parts move up and down as the rear articulates.

Hey everybody. I was writing on this thread earlier that my front drive shaft on my 2020 Power Wagon was slinging grease and that I got it replaced under warranty. 20k miles and one year later, the new one is doing the same thing. This time the dealer indicated that they might not cover it...

No, it slides a few inches further but less than the tailgate depth.

Here is my install if you want to compare:

I carry one, makes lots if sense when you’re out alone in the desert.

If it’s rubbing at all right now, it won’t be pretty. When need them up front, you’ll probably want proper chains, too.

Not unless you break it on the trail and post a video of that. These things are beefy already.

9in rim, +18mm offset