First mod was an 18" black antenna haha. First REAL mod was a headlight retrofit. I've done a dozen or so retrofits so that was a necessity after seeing the poor output of the stock rounds. I also vinyl tinted my foglights
With my aluminum wheel and lightweight duratrac tire it only weighs about 7 pounds more than my factory 18" Sahara wheel and tire. From the research I've done it sounds like that's not going to be an issue. If I wheel I'll definitely put it inside though.Looks really nice, you should consider a spare tire carrier next.
They're MB 352s. They look great but they're not my favorite, kind of cheaply made. I wish I would've spent just a little more and got methods.Awesome rig so far, what wheels do u have? They look great with anvil.
Sweet, thanks for the info. Is it mounted in the spare or near the hitch?View attachment 2206913
Here's what I bought. You also need an rca video couple to connect the harness to the camera. Then get the vehicle flashed at the dealer and the sales code added for the backup camera.
With my aluminum wheel and lightweight duratrac tire it only weighs about 7 pounds more than my factory 18" Sahara wheel and tire. From the research I've done it sounds like that's not going to be an issue. If I wheel I'll definitely put it inside though.
I got daystar extended bump stops and adjusted the latch do it doesn't rattle at all. It's been 5 months with it on there and no issues yet. I really only drive it on the weekends so that could have something to do with it. I didn't need an adapter or spacer either. It fit without it.i gave this a shot with an adaptor for a few days and it rattled and bounced around like a mofo. I could hear my tailgate getting beat up. Unless you are somehow able to get the bumpstops perfectly up against the tire (and the offset of your wheel has it close enough), I wouldn't recommend keeping it on the stock tailgate.
I was in the same boat, figured i'd run it on the stock carrier for a few months while i saved up some cash and nope...i cringed everytime i heard the wheel bouncing up and down. now im broke :atomic:
the backspacing of the wheel and how flush it sits could have a lot to do with it. If they sit nice and flush and the extended bumpstops make solid contact, then it could be a workable solution. For my situation with the AEV wheels there was way too much space between the bumpstop and tire, even the extended daystars did not seem like they would work.I got daystar extended bump stops and adjusted the latch do it doesn't rattle at all. It's been 5 months with it on there and no issues yet. I really only drive it on the weekends so that could have something to do with it. I didn't need an adapter or spacer either. It fit without it.