AllAmericanInfidel
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Rig looks great brother!
It's time to get started!
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LAJK
Member
How much did it cost to have your fenders color matched?
Benito
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I didn't shop around and was limited on options, I will also say that the crawler conceptz fenders are in really rough shape out of the box. $1300. If you were to bed line them or rattle can them flat black you probably wouldn't notice the roughness.
Edit: the shop had to spray 1mm of primer to be able to sand it down enough to get the surface to look even
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Benito
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No, that was just for materials/labor for painting. They charged me for 13 hrs labor at $90/hr + materials. The fenders themselves were $1200 for front and rear.
swampdog
New member
Fahkkkkkkk. Looks good but I would be heartbroken when they get trail pin striping at that cost. Yikes.
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
You got ripped the fuck off.
JAGS
Hooked
This!
AND this!!
Wow, I can think of at least 15 other things I'd rather do with that $1300.
Benito
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If they are getting pin striped so is the $35000 vehicle they are on so it really doesn't hurt anymore than it already did
Benito
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Thank god it didn't affect you in any way
Benito
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That is correct
Benito
Caught the Bug
Got around to installing my Switch Pro this morning, install went smooth and easy. I will say that the instructions are very easy to follow and not confusing at all! I even rerouted my winch wiring.
As you can see the mosfet unit takes up very little space
I routed the wires that go into the cab with the big wiring harness that goes along the top of the firewall
I went into the cab where the washer fluid line for the rear window goes through
Rolled up the extra wire behind the speaker grill
Mounted the panel right under the stock Rubi switches.
Now all I need is accessories! I'm thinking of getting the lux rock lights, reverse lights, some rigid cubes for the pillars, and some OBA
As you can see the mosfet unit takes up very little space
I routed the wires that go into the cab with the big wiring harness that goes along the top of the firewall
I went into the cab where the washer fluid line for the rear window goes through
Rolled up the extra wire behind the speaker grill
Mounted the panel right under the stock Rubi switches.
Now all I need is accessories! I'm thinking of getting the lux rock lights, reverse lights, some rigid cubes for the pillars, and some OBA
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highoctane
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That Yeti steering looks beefy as hell. Looks like it should hold up, and is much cheaper than the Currie stuff.
Benito
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Pr 44
I finally received my PR44 from Trail Jeeps!! can't wait to get it installed!
My living room is starting to fell cramped!
i will probably post this question on another relevant thread, but what is everybody using for bumpstops on the PR44? i had bought some 4" synergy bumpstops to install when the axle was going to be installed but the bolt is too small for the threaded hole on the PR44.
I finally received my PR44 from Trail Jeeps!! can't wait to get it installed!
My living room is starting to fell cramped!
i will probably post this question on another relevant thread, but what is everybody using for bumpstops on the PR44? i had bought some 4" synergy bumpstops to install when the axle was going to be installed but the bolt is too small for the threaded hole on the PR44.
Heholua
Member
I went to a bolt supply place and found the right size and length.
Benito
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So I got my bump stop issue resolve. I took the 4" aluminum synergy bump stops to a friends machine shop and shortened them to 3.5" and bore out the hole for a .5" bolt and bore out the top to have the cap head counter sunk. Then I went to the hardware store and found the bolts. Total cost $1 and some home made salsa!
