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More like the Dems know how forgetful or even dumb Americans are and how to take advantage of a situation to now make the GOP look bad for something they could have done a year ago.

See EDIT 6.25" of back spacing is stock. Anything less than that will help prevent rubbing at a full turn and help clear your rear sway bar links. 5.5" is pretty common for that. 3.5" is best for clearing aftermarket suspension components like coilovers but you may end up rubbing things like...

Being that this is a JK, I would start by removing your front shaft and see if the sound is still there when driving. If not, do the opposite - pull the rear shaft, drive around in FWD and see if the noise is gone. If so, might be something like a pinion bearing going bad.

Have you re-geared? A lot of times, a whine that you think is coming from the transmission is actually coming from the rear axle and based on what you've been saying, it could be a problem for you there.

If 4.53 back spacing is what you're looking for, yeah, that should do the trick. Also, I can't remember for sure but I don't think 5x5 bolt pattern (what you need) is the same as 5-127. EDIT : I think they can be used interchangeably

Yeah, that's what we've been looking at and would have already bought but they're out of stock for at least another month :(

Actually, THEY aren't. Back in the day, auto makers did make what was referred to as 48 State Legal products and then offered a California specific version as typically, the later would just have CARB compliant components. In fact, this made it impossible for people to buy out of state and it...

Right, because there wouldn't be any cost penalties in tooling to have 2 different sets of vehicles made.

I would imagine it's because, for better or for worse, California is still the largest market in the nation.

Because shareholders wanted it to happen. They were all sold on the religion of "saving the planet" just like all the other woke shit that they bought into.

This is America and it was established to allow states to have rights.

Even if it were that easy, I have a feeling they wouldn't do it. Stellantis are believers. They want to "save the planet".

And another thing, isn't it odd that not a single Dem was asking to have the list released back when THEY and Brandon were still in power :unsure:

For those of you who think that Jeep will put a 392 in something like a Gladiator or at the very least, soften up on all the EV nonsense they've been pushing so hard on, think again. In spite of the rollbacks on strict California emission rules that Trump and lawmakers signed into law...

LOL - okay, now that's just awesome :ROFLMAO: