I have been wanting to do the gladiator version that has a 2 part fog switch. On the gladiator it’s for the bed light. On euro models it for rear fogs. Could be very useful in a number of ways.
I just put a Zeon 10s on mine using factory bumper and Artec's winch plate. Unfortunately I did not measure the sag. I did however initially notice a big difference in the feel of the front end when driving first few days. I daily mine so I am very in tune with changes. It felt almost pigish...
I have the Baja squadron pros with the wide cornering pattern. They throw a huge amount of light, especially to the sides. Great for seeing and not hitting deer, etc…
I just installed a Zeon 10s on mine. I used this cutoff switch from American Adventure labs. It was super easy bolt on install. It has more than enough amp rating to safely work with the winch. Only thing you need to go with it is a couple 6mm cap head bolts for the mount plate and a 3ft 2ga...
I think the perceived benefit to the AWE is clearance and departure angle was clearly part of the design process. The factory setup works and sounds great but it’s low hanging fruit. The Borla muffler is nicely tucked in but the tips are wide and to me look like they are right where you would...
Do you think it was the PAC unit? Were you running analog to the amps or optical to DSP amps? I’m getting ready to go down same path. JL C7 components front and rear, PAC for OEM integration, JL Vxi dsp amps, dual JL stealth boxes, etc…