What was done to your rig this week?
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OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
Bestop 4x4 Front Stubby bumper. I'm going to fab my own stinger as I don't like the one they have and I just taught myself to weld.
kaptkrappy
New member
Rubi Shocks
I just put these on.
Now I got to get out and try them out.
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I just put these on.
Now I got to get out and try them out.
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JKAnimal
Caught the Bug
Put the hard top back on. I was tired of the Best Top Not-So-Super-Top.
That first pic I was hauling my heater over to a buddy's house for a Halloween party. I love my roof rack! :thumb:
I like it better I think with the Crush colored top back on it. It's kind of a toss up... :thinking:
I'll probably end up putting black tube bumpers on at some point. Decisions Decisions...
That's a Quigley 4x4 van sitting in the back on the second shot.
That first pic I was hauling my heater over to a buddy's house for a Halloween party. I love my roof rack! :thumb:
I like it better I think with the Crush colored top back on it. It's kind of a toss up... :thinking:
I'll probably end up putting black tube bumpers on at some point. Decisions Decisions...
That's a Quigley 4x4 van sitting in the back on the second shot.
kaptkrappy
New member
JKAnimal
Caught the Bug
I ran across your other thread where you talked about putting those springs on but I can't find it again. From these pics it looks like it really helped the distance you have between your bump stop and the frame.
I have been looking for something to help me get more space so I don't bottom out so easy, but didn't know what would work without a lift. It looked like it was pretty easy to put the springs on. Did you have to put the new shocks on because of the springs? Or are those just new stock shocks?
Feel free to PM me with the details. :beer:
Tackerdown
Banned
2.5" RC budget boost spacer lift kit .:drinks:
Holeshot
Banned
Finally decided to finish the fender cut with the final touch!
Just installed the door edge molding yesterday.
It was cold outside, so I had to warm the molding with a hair dryer lol
the GF giving a hand
and final result, pretty happy with it, it gives a more clean look and finish :rock:
Just installed the door edge molding yesterday.
It was cold outside, so I had to warm the molding with a hair dryer lol
the GF giving a hand
and final result, pretty happy with it, it gives a more clean look and finish :rock:
Holeshot
Banned
thanks Ed!
But IMO, they could be better, the edges are not so straight since I used a die grinder and a cutting wheel to get the job done since I don't have a jig saw. It's quite difficult to stay steady and make a straight cut even with the tape as a guide line :thinking:
BUT!! they get the job done, anyways, until I get metal fenders. :brows:
But IMO, they could be better, the edges are not so straight since I used a die grinder and a cutting wheel to get the job done since I don't have a jig saw. It's quite difficult to stay steady and make a straight cut even with the tape as a guide line :thinking:
BUT!! they get the job done, anyways, until I get metal fenders. :brows:
Linebacker
Caught the Bug
Your Jeep is one nasty looking, flying bad ass!!:thumb::thumb: