With the fall season coming up work is gonna slow down some so I was wondering if anybody had any ideas on quick, easy upgrades I could do in the downtime. I have a 2000 Wrangler, automatic. It is my DD so the shorter the better. Basically I’d like to just have something to do to keep me busy. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Custom bumpers is something cool to do if you like to weld. I modified/beefed up my rear factory bumper and added two recovery points to easily attach a clevis. My front bumper I built D-rings that slide into the square tubing below the front bumper. Looks great and makes recoveries a breeze.
Not necessarily in this order but this is what I see quite a bit on here and would recommend myself.
1. Replace your fender flares if they are grey and faded. Not the most fun but the results of seeing black flares again is super rewarding.
2. Install a Moryde rear tailgate unit. Removing the factory hinges on a 2000 will be no fun but this is a big upgrade.
3. Currie cable transfer case shifter.
4. Currie Correctlync HD steering.
5. Toyota replacement headlamps. This seems to be very popular and a worthy improvement if you are running stock bulbs.
6. Change out your stock bumpers if you want to change up the look. Those bolts are typically not too difficult to remove.
The first suggestion is to fill out your profile so we know the current state of your TJ. "help us help you"
Convert all the interior lights to LED. HUGE difference and mine's not a DD. I'd imagine you'd even appreciate the improvement more driving it every day.
https://wranglertjforum.com/threads...ghts-of-your-jeep-wrangler-tj-with-leds.9149/
https://wranglertjforum.com/threads...ghts-of-your-jeep-wrangler-tj-with-leds.9149/
That sounds cool but I can’t weld plus I have a pacemaker so welders are a nono for me.
Heated seats are cheap and easy. I used mine almost on a daily basis
I pulled out my carpets, then used carpet cleaner on them Used a scrub brush and a pressure washer, let them dry and reinstalled them. The carpets looked so much better and only cost a few bucks
I could not believe how much dirt flowed out of my carpets as I hosed them off in the driveway after scrubbing.
Yea it kind of builds up without notice, until you clean them then you go holly shit that's a lot of dirt
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