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Wow, I’ve never driven or even ridden a modern Jeep until this week when I rented a 2023 Rubicon to get out on the Alpine Loop in SW Colorado. I will never buy one for myself because my trucks do everything I need them to. But holy cow, I’d recommend one to anyone that wants a well sorted ride...

Those were/are nice. I have had the original SG ones for years and they've come in handy and saved the rear corner with someone left their truck in neutral on the trail once.

Part of me would like to thin the herd and go down to one Rover. This would be the direction I’d go.

Double check my math but i don' think the GAP tools will be able to upload the newest version of the software. That requires a JBL license.

Have you had the software reflashed lately? I was lucky that a reflash solved my fuel pressure issue.

I would love to have rear cargo door glass roll down as opposed to lift.

ECR, probably not ECD.

Original NAS is my vote. The fewer miles the better, and don't drive it if you're concerned about appreciation.

I would have those cleaned and new cushions installed. I bet they'd spruce up nicely.

After driving home, what damage is done is done. Maybe just replace the side that snapped, drain the diff, and check for shrapnel with a magnet.

$30/jug for VR1 at lots of places and RPI stamp of approval is the ticket for me.

Agree, 20/50 is just a summer fluid for around here.

I'm a bit late to the game but hopefully not too too late.

My NAS SW is one oil change from hitting 200K. I was picking up oil yesterday and noticed the VR1 with zink in 20/50. Seems noticeably a little quieter.

Red Door Offroad, PA - West of Philly, Excellent shop/owner.

Good seeing ur still playing the game Dude.

Ha!, apologies. I assumed this was the same post all that time. Glad ur keeping the hope alive.

Someone please buy this man’s Genuine Ripple Material. He’s been trying hard for like 5 years.

Pics are about as good of a gauge of whether it’s in good shape as a finger painting. Don’t be that guy that talks himself into a sense of security via internet posts. Have multiple calls with the guy and ask a 1k questions. Get a gauge on the seller and decide if he’s worth taking a risk to go...

Pick up a used one at a junk yard.