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I have redline for about 1.5 years. They have gotten weak but still hold the hood up. Sometimes I have to help push the hood all the way up.

Call Chuck and ask. He might have a solution.

Chuck is a good person, and the line about their Tucked Mount is very helpful preventing access to the Ravelco. Not that price matters, in Michigan, IGLA with add-ons is quoted at $1,800 plus subscription. Ravelco was $700. Thieves suck rocks!

My input is that the Ravelco should not be mounted where you can easily access the plug like shown in video. Best if tuck up under dash and out of site and facing down so you really can't see what you are pinning out. Sucks they are beaten now.

Here is mine as a reference. I read some jl shock tower mounts have an extra tab/length there, so it would require trimming. Yes, label fugly and removed.

Nice! Mine did not need the trim. Fit without issue.

Mine pees on startup when cold. Can wash the floor with it and the TRX. It's condensation.

Added a 2 gallon water can under the cargo shelf.

My Humvees have guards. They rattle, so if you want quiet, you'll need to secure them closed with bolts or clamping type setup. Push button hitch pins are good, but still allow rattling. On a humvee, there are so many other noises, that you don't hear the guard.

Looks really good, and the price! Nice score.

A day trip can turn into a 2+ day trip if not prepared. I carry a go-box on all my vehicles. Wrenches, sockets, breaker bar, battery impact driver, screw drivers, torx drivers, adjustable wrench, knife, electrical tape, misc wire, hatchet, tire plug kit, rags, hand cleaner, jumper cables/jump...

Installed the hood locks. Plus I still have my interior hood lock system. Painted the gold Mc skids to silver. Install them in a few weeks.

I hope that works.