Birth of Phoenix

Did some testing yesterday at Tahuya. The new Evo disconnect works great. Also took some first timers with me so they could test out their jeeps and their skills. IMG_3887.jpgIMG_3894.jpgIMG_3896.jpgIMG_3900.jpg


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Crawled under the jeep today to inspect, check fasteners and grease and saw that I took a pretty good hit on my lower control arm mount. I think it's about time for some EVO control arm skids. IMG_4020.jpg


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Nice cuts on the fenders, looks good. Your pics above make me miss the PNW. I lived in Crescent City, Ca for a few years after high school, I don't miss the town, but I do miss the redwoods and mountains.


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bthomas said:
Nice cuts on the fenders, looks good. Your pics above make me miss the PNW. I lived in Crescent City, Ca for a few years after high school, I don't miss the town, but I do miss the redwoods and mountains.


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Thanks! Grew up here in the PNW. I was stationed in Charleston, SC for about 4 years which was nice but I missed this place more.


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Finally home and I was itching to do something to the jeep. I decided to replace a portion of my inner fender with EVO's mini fender liner. Most people ditch the inner fender when they cut their flares but I just trimmed mine and mounted my turn signal in the side. IMG_4263.jpg
They are very functional but I hated the gap it left in the rear. IMG_3545.jpg
So I decided to cut the rear portion out and install the mini fender. Install was pretty easy and only took me about 10 minutes to complete. IMG_4261.jpgIMG_4262.jpgIMG_4264.jpgIMG_4266.jpg


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Installed some Lux lights yesterday. I like them because they are magnetic and can be placed anywhere. The only issue I have with them is that the wires don't reach the engine compartment from the ones that are placed in the rear. Easy fix by just splicing them with the excess wire from the others. I installed 8 for my four door. IMG_4300.jpgIMG_4302.jpgIMG_4303.jpg


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