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Thanks, I wasn't looking forward to dealing with figuring out how to make the proper horizontal adjustments with my OCD! I considered the harness, but after talking with Dan about a good balance between improved lighting and the bulbs' longevity, I went with the pigtails. Down the line, I can...

Sorry for a slight hijack, Hilldweller, but have you found a need to adjust any of your headlights horizontally? After working my way through your research threads and Daniel Stern's info, I've ordered Cibies, H13/H4 pigtails, and Osram 70/65's from him. I think I'm good to go, but I've read a...

I also went with a stubby from Shrockworks. Having bought my JK in December of '06, I was ahead of the wave of aftermarket products. Fortunately, Shrockworks came out with an awesome stubby that really followed the lines of the Jeep and had all the features I was looking for. Their sliders and...

Looks good! A word of caution, though: that mounting location places the iPad between the airbag and the passenger and will be a danger should the airbag deploy. If you can, you might want to align it more along the center stack to minimize the hazard. Here's my setup with the Vector Offroad...

They work very well. I've used them with several different Pelican cases, including three rifle cases (two on the roof rack and one inside). Can't post pics at the moment, but you can see them in my build thread here...

I've used the Maxpedition Micro wallet for years. Small and inexpensive, it carries what I need. http://www.maxpedition.com/store/pc/MICRO-WALLET-11p86.htm

Not on a Gobi, but I use the Caribou Cargo system for Pelican cases on my roof and internal cargo racks. They're secure, yet easily unlocked and removed. I'm having some issues uploading pics at the moment, but you can check out my build thread...

x2 for Shrockworks. Comes with or without the tire carrier. Well worth the wait! :victory: -A nice flat top-3" deep or larger for fatty standin'. CHECK -Reverse lights would be neat. CHECK -Ability to use factory receiver hitch location. CHECK -not "crawler" looking. No spider webs or iron...

and as an RTT :sombrero:

Based on what I've read/heard, the double size has a center bar that can make it uncomfortable. Try it out first!

It's a heavy-duty vinyl cover that I had made for it by a guy who makes tent trailers, repairs RV awnings, etc. It cost a bit more than the Tentcot itself, but I hope to use it for many years. It has a large zipper on the front, passenger, and rear sides, covered by a flap to minimize water from...

Thanks!

The only issue I've had is that in use, the water temperature varies from warm to very hot to cool, then through the cycle again. When we installed it, we did not set it up so that the temperature was regulated by the HVAC controls. Now we're waiting for the right parts so we can install a...

Great timing, thanks! I was going to wait and see if they had a good Black Friday deal, but I 'm not passing this up!

I appreciate that info, as another forum member has offered me an unused Rugged Ridge tray that should work well. Thanks!

Looking at MORE, Rugged Ridge, Benchmark, etc. for a pair of Diehard Platinum AGMs. Any input on what you have used, which is sturdiest or easiest to install, etc., would be appreciated. Thanks! Kevin

I've never had a leak in 20+ years/4 pair of boots.

I was asked for some further details on the rear cargo rack, so here you go. I hope the measurements are accurate, but as I took them myself, you should definitely double- and triple-check them if you work off of this!

Very good price! Danners are great boots, well-crafted and made in the USA (at least the Acadia line). I wear them daily and would snap these up, but I take 11's. Good luck!

Here are some pics of the Helton set up: No longer using the standard jack, this space was available, though difficult to fit: The hoses were routed through a foam knockout piece on the passenger side, then underneath to engine. Sorry, didn't take pics all the way up, but the hoses run...