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@@Babbies36 haha you got that right!

@@chadzagone8577 No its level. The lower profile steel front bumper kinda gives it that illusion bc it doesn’t extend as low as a stock bumper.

Im not sure off the top of my head but they draw very minimal amperage. LEDs in general are extremely efficient.

Thanks! Its been almost two years since I installed this kit and still going strong. Glad the video helped!

@@mississippirick7552 you need some type of their shocks because they are extended to accommodate the lifted hight. You could risk over extending your stock ones or wearing them out early.

@@williamgonzalaez229 which ones?

@@loganvickery4921 can’t remember if I mentioned it in the video but that rack I built from scratch. If I build another I definitely will make a video of it.

@@Mark_conor if your referring to the wheels yes.

@@Mark_conor you could!

@@rocoroco5749 yeah I’m considering upgrading too.

@@antoineharris9432 at least it’s not as useless as your comment… not sure you can simplify wiring down much more than this so you can comprehend at your level!

I have loved it! it has held up extremely well, rides great and I always get nice comment on how the amount of stance is just perfect!

just put there Electric bords on they look nice cant even tell there on the truck . Lift is next thanks for the reply

@@ChristopherBryan-c6m ahh cool I have been very interested in those running boards myself. Best of luck!

@@richardselznick7459 it’s not that bad but well worth it!

@@GreenMountainProjects Another question. How do the rails on the truck bed cover sit on the bed? I have the BakFlip X4S and the actual Rails are digging into my rail caps so I had to get some new caps from Mopar... How do the rails sit for Peragon?

@@richardselznick7459 they just sit on top.shouldn’t dig into them.

@@hexvc3119 no they are solid

You may need to tighten the sway bar connection. I had that happen once to me where after the suspension settled it had a little bit of play and made that same noise.

@@Andrew-h2t I have not but this may be related to how the rebel comes a little taller than normal due to the of road package.

@@Tman102705 I got this additional set off a buddy who didn’t use them. You could probably order these as replacements off their site or eBay. Worst base you could make some and slide a bolt in the track.

@@kcfyrproof4919 it does! That’s why I used collapsible bins so they wouldn’t interfere.

@@aceofhearts4265 no these are not necessary, I personally don’t like them because grit and water will work their way into them regardless and rust out the top of your shocks over time from being trapped. If it’s exposed then it will get cleaned.

@@teabee44 still working just fine, only had issues with the wire I connected to the frame rotting due to salt exposure. Other than that no complaints!

@@styfull mine doesn’t. Did you get an alignment after?

I just had mine installed and it doesn't do this, I do however get a knocking noise when I turn or go over a bump.

@@solache281 all depends on the tire diameter. Lift and tire width won’t do anything to affect that. For example a 35” tire will have you off roughly 3-3.5 MPH faster when your speedometer is saying 65mpg. The faster you go the more it varies from the actual. The bigger the tire the more it will be off. Go to tire size.com and use their calculator and it gives you the ability to compare the stock size vs new size and shows the speed change you will see.

@@SG-mr9ic just got a weld on receiver and welded it to where the ball mount was.

This continues to your cargo lamp (white light on the third break light that comes on when the doors are open or you hit unlock on the key fob). I spliced the wire in to this cargo lamp wire so it still could feed the cargo lamp and the bed lights at the same time.

@@GreenMountainProjects so it is power to the 3rd light that you rerouted to the bed. So you spliced two wires into the one

@@wgk100 correct!

I appreciate it! For the bumper go to my channel and look for my video on my Move Bumper build. That is what i'm running. This is a build it your self bumper that comes in parts if you can weld. they also have bolt together versions so all you have to do is bolt it up and paint it. Much cheaper than some of these pre made bumpers that come powder coated.

Yes they would be very in the way.

Its not designed for that. I would imagine it could probably support you if you are under 200lbs but by no mean am i saying it couldn't possibly break some of those guide wheels off. If you are looking for something that is structurally built for standing or cargo check out the diamond back covers They are very expensive but they are marketed for parking ATVs on top of them.

The Peragon cover will support up to 50 pounds of concentrated weight like a cooler or tool box. It is engineered to support up to 300 pounds of evenly distributed weight like snow. When driving, there shouldn’t be any weight on the cover. Our solid aluminum design offers robust protection for your cargo. However, it is not designed to walk on or to haul cargo on. Think of our cover just like you would the hood of your truck. The hood is rigid and strong, but you wouldn’t walk on it.

@@peragonenterprises thanks for clarifying!

@@thulk5241 can’t say it happened to me, I would give RC a call and get them sent to you.

@@lt4rocious400 not sure off the top of my head but normally would have squared my truck a lot.

Yikes! That’s unfortunate!

Great to hear!

Agreed, I realized that.

Yes, works great unless you crank it up to 15 amps or higher by accident and it will pop breakers.

​@@GreenMountainProjects at what volt and wfs did you run to avoid breaker trip? Also was the breaker 20A?

@@yt78gt it sets in amps and I was just under 15 with a wfs of 5 to 5.3

@@GreenMountainProjects thanks for the response.