Here are all the mods I have on order for install in the next 3-4 weeks (round1). There are 1-2 upgrade phases beyond this, but mostly I want to let the jeep run as-is. The 35's that came with my 20A are sufficient, as is the 4.56 gearing.
Overall goal/principles: overlanding, and pulling a patriot X3 camper. Function/purpose over looks, bigger isn't always better.
Round 1 mods:
1. Factor 67 phone mount - Pre-'24 392's do not support wireless carplay. So I'm using factor 67 rail for phone and gopro or anything else. That with a proclip USA mount so my phone slides into a dock and connects to cable (without having to remove magsafe wallet). \
2. Genright raw aluminum stubby front bumper and rear bumper, rash guards, fender flares, and inner liners Why: increase articulation, reduces overall weight. I live in Del Mar CA by the ocean so everything corrodes out here, except for aluminum. Fender flares are strong enough to stand on, and they are *flat* so you can put cup of coffee on them and/or jetboil without sliding off. I know, sounds stupid, but for me kinda big deal. I have genright bumpers/fenders on my 2008 rubicon and love them.
3. Warn Zeon 10-S winch. Get's me and friends out of a jam. Having a winch and jumper cables tends to score free beer from time to time.
4. Falcon Shocks (392 specific version) - having the ability to dial shocks from very firm to very soft and everything in between is priceless. I won't be rock crawling so I don't need coilovers for my usage. But being able to firm up the shocks helps when driving in high winds, pulling trailers, or if if you're using a roof top tent. Then dialing it soft for washboards and dirt trails.
5. Baja Design lights - Driving on trails in the middle of the night trying to find a trail cut off or camping spot. LP4's mounted to front bumper, and squadron pro's mounted to a-pillars.
6. KC Cyclone rock lights (amber). - sometimes you want to light up area around you jeep, but not have it totally blow out your night vision.
General things in Round2 upgrades:
* rear storage platform, fridge, drawers.
* 2x Li batteries with Redarc controller
* ARB air compressor (under seat)
* pull power to the rear for anderson power pole connectors (to charge x3 trailer)
I'll update with pics once each phase is complete, but hope this is helpful information, not just for what to upgrade, but to cover the 'why' side of it as well.