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Thank you! It's been one of the best things we've done. Tons of power

@@SketchyJeeps what are you running for exhaust?

@michaelmcclellan9422 still rocking the temp setup of Sanderson headers to some flex pipe dumped out the passenger side 😆

Still haven't had a chance, do you know of anything that works?

@@SketchyJeeps I don't yet but if I find something I'll let you know, just got a set in 37x14.5, I didn't realize they are that stiff, I'm definitely cutting/grooving them.

@@BSF628 it helps, the tire flexes better and grips better. But it's still a hard compound.

Smittybilt came through with a new one, and apparently they changed the design to a 3 piece pole that is a good bit thicker

Yeah it closes just fine no issues

4l60e, currently missing third gear lol

Haha yeah space gets tight in the 2 doors. Still loving these subs and amp combo, but had to use a different box that can be taken in and out more easily and fit behind a third row seat when its flipped up.

Thanks! It's been a great build so far, unfortunately the tires are still the downfall. We're planning on the super swamper 43sx stickys. Love a good yj build, But you can build the heck out of a chevy too haha

Always happy to here suggestions! Currently we are about at our last straw with these tires. They are just so hard they don't hook. Going to be exploring the idea of slapping some softening compound on them and see what happens!

40x13.50 17s.

They do much better now after the cut. we usually run them at about 3-4 psi. They still suck, but now they suck less lol.

pair of Skar audio as well, unsure of what model they are. they were previously installed when we got the Jeep

not really sure, they have gotten a little wet, and muddy, and still working good, but they definitely arent marine grade or anything

i do believe so! this was listed 07-17 if i recall correctly

i am pretty sure the sequoia is rated for 250lbs in motion, 500lb static. i actually ended up building a rack on our car hauler and putting the tent on that. its still working great

Hell yeah that's awesome, good luck with your build!

Hey man, We're doing good! Hell yeah! bring the Taco out, we love Toyotas.

They basically look like RC tires now haha 😂 they do alot better with the cut. Thanks!

@@SketchyJeeps this video was made a while ago, how are you liking these now they are worn alot more

@@jeeplivion they have done a whole lot better, aired down to about 5-7 PSI, they are still a hard compound, but they hook up way better than before. It's a trail rig only so they still look about the same as in the video as far as treadwear. She gets them smoking good on the rocks to get them sticky.

It really is, great product!

Stock alternator, X2 Power AGM battery, and the usual amp install kit. Nothing out of the ordinary. Does good even with the winch and lights.

@@SketchyJeeps do you think I can run this setup stock 2013 jk I don’t have any other lights and I’d would be willing to take the speakers out of the setups and go with just subs but the speakers probably don’t do to much

Thank you! I really appreciate that!

With the Beadlocks we run 5 or less.

Pretty sure they were around 15 or so. They are a super stiff compound and didn't flex very good. We ended up cutting them up to get some better traction, did beadlocks, now we run them at about 3-5 PSI. They do much better...but the SX2 is just too hard of a compound to be useful.

The box goes for around $160 now, the amp is around $200, and the subwoofers are right at $100 each. So you're looking at just under $600 once you get an amp install kit. Everything is available on Amazon

Interesting I didn't realize the grizzly was extinct in California. Well then It wasn't a grizzly, but it sure was a brown bear. Either way it was a cool experience

Very cool experience. Scary that she had a cub. And its always fun on the rubicon trail. I was lucky enough to play music for the jamboree a couple times

@@james420james1 absolutely! That's awesome. We love the Rubicon, this was our 2nd trip and it was awesome. Well definitely be back. It's a long trek from South Carolina though haha

Nice! Thank you. I'm starting to get used to the the long wheelbase...doesn't feel like I'm wheeling a schoolbus anymore 😂

Thanks! Will do!

Thanks! We definitely will be back again.

It was a long day! Can't wait to get back and do it again

Thanks! More coming soon

Yeah I'm sure 🤣

Thanks, it did really good out there.

They always are! We'll be back soon and we'll see what lil sketchy can do now.

I told you bro 🤣 thank you. Can't wait to get back again

They hit really well, I actually prefer non ported boxes alot of times.

That's awesome! It's definitely my favorite trail we have done in Moab. Can't wait to get back

They only had a few trips on them haha. But they hook up way better now that they are cut, let's the tire flex much more. I don't really have a preference on most tools, whatever works for a good price is a win for me. But Stihl is definitely quality stuff, no argument here.

@@SketchyJeeps awesome bud! Keep up the good content & good footage.

@@SassyMudTruckDegenerateDumbFk thank you! We really appreciate the kind words.

Metalcloak 6" coils.

Hopefully that's a good thing hahaha

@@SketchyJeeps yes. It was awesome watching you wheel. We are going back this weekend

@@CrawlerNation she was sending it hard! it was a good time. Have fun! we love gulches it's a blast.

There's enough room in the frame rails to slide a wrench in and hold on, it's a tight fit but definitely doable

I have the doors and top off as much as possible and it sounds great. Obviously you lose some of the sound quality but its still good

bro do u know how powerful subs and an amp can be? lol top off doors off and everything you’d still be bumping hard as hell it’ll make it that much more fun

I think it would work fine! You can slide the sub box rearward a few inches, so I would imagine it would fit.