Swiss-cheese TJ-6
Swiss cheese because its holy 22 From North Salt Lake, UT
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Sign me up. I guess I better switch steel to aluminum corner armor when I do skins too. -
Are you going to do half door armor also?
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I like the ratchet strap idea, going to use that when I finalize placement. The video helped, but definitely had to mock both up first...
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Swiss-cheese TJ-6 replied to the thread The Pickle LJ.That is pretty neat. I fought tooth and nail to make sure I had as much up travel in the rear as possible. I ended up moving my rear...
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Swiss-cheese TJ-6 replied to the thread 2004 LJ In Flux.See pic below for more context; I wrapped them from the cage to the to the bottom links so they would apply pressure at the corner and...
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Havent had a ton of time to work on the LJ the past week or so, but the time I've had has been fairly productive. We will start with...
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Swiss-cheese TJ-6 replied to the thread 2004 LJ In Flux.I kind of did the same thing. I used my corner armor to square up my TJ-6 stretch, so it was all kinds of wonky and needed some strong...
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Removing the bumper also makes it easier to tap the corner upwards after whacking the shit outta it with a dead blow to move it forward.
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Swiss-cheese TJ-6 replied to the thread 2004 LJ In Flux.I know you were asking Klay in particular, but I thought I’d chime in since I’ve installed a couple sets of corner armor and rockers...
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Seen you around town a couple times! Next time I see you I will say whats up!
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Swiss-cheese TJ-6 replied to the thread 2004 LJ In Flux.First draft/ set of the door skins and flak jackets test-fitted. Pretty damn sleek. I decided to try wrapping them in vinyl; it went OK...
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Rev 1 of the basic high line. I like a lot of it but I don’t love the transition from the side to the front is working out. I’m going...
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Test fit went well. I like a lot of it. I need to move some mounting holes around, change the bottom of the vent shape to match the...
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People don't understand the amount of trial and error that design takes, and how each iteration can teach you 10 fold what not to do...
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