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I'd pass on the CAI. A JK can handle 3' of water as they sit. Most snorkels have a little power loss. I think the stock setup is pretty good.

I had a 90ish that was saggy. I took it to a spring shop and had them re-arc the rear 1 1/2" over stock. You might consider just throwing a new set of springs on all around. They are probably pretty tired. Or on the cheap you can put on a 2" lift helper spring $80.

I'm seeing black ones now that don't look too bad.

Factory manual.

What Brian said^. I have this setup and am very pleased. I run 34" Toyos. Rides and handles great on and off-road.

I'm happy with the power, mileage and all with my 13 JKUR. I hated the factory wheels... Looked like they are off a Subaru or 79ish firebird. Not sure why Jeep went away from the Moabs for these goofy looking things.

I had them on my 03 Rub. I didn't have any problems with them for the 7 years I had it. Used for towing trailers. I'll be putting them on my 13 Rub.

Like an earlier post... I've had them all and I only regret letting go of CJ and Wranglers. Keep the Rubi.

I put on the AEV 2.5 dual sport. I dont notice any difference in handling or how it sits when it's loaded up.

Pretty sure you're doing some fab work. I'm not a snorkel fan but thought these looked really nice http://www.wildboarproducts.com/newsnorkel.php

I have Toyo AT in 285/75r17... They were really good but totally suck on ice and snow. When I ran smaller tires, I usually went Bridgestone Revo... They were great in all the conditions I hit. My company trucks all run the Cooper M&S in the winter and I've had good luck with them. If I...

I have the same Olympic bumper. Great quality and finish.

Maps show Jeep trails... How cool is that? Nobody needs a reason, friend.

Still wondering why... What's the benefit?

Just curious, why do you want to have a diesel? Mileage?

I think 410s are fine with 35s in a 12 or newer.

Why wouldn't you get the 14 with 410s? Is the 14 new? Stick or auto... Driving conditions and your personal preference. I have a 13 with auto, 410s and 34" tires.

OP's thread is getting hijacked a bit. I give...

Not sure what the question is but here you go http://www.hamuniverse.com/ssbinformation.html For my other friends in this thread... I'm a wireless systems engineer. There ain't no mountain tall enough to be able to talk hundreds or thousands of miles. In regards to range you are confusing...

The Earth obstructs things pretty badly at 80 miles... Every log truck and most off-roaders have a CB. You would probably find one useful.