What did you do to your TJ today?
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I was going to make my own as well, but for $130 shipped you can't go wrong
I was going to make my own as well, but for $130 shipped you can't go wrong
Oh I agree with that, I just want to start fabbing stuff for the fun of it and learning.
Looks good, did you raise it higher and get it closer to the tailgate?
I bought a receiver hitch cargo rack from HF and modified it to go over the spare tire. It's sturdy as hell...my neighbor tested it by hanging off the groundfrom it.
Now my gas can rack is too small by an inch!
It's always something
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Now my gas can rack is too small by an inch!
It's always something
)Zone 3” lift.
then painted wheel wells and bars.
I have this too and love it. I've had mine about ten years as well and no issues....other then I worry about people stealing junk
I took off the solid black hood decal and replaced it with the punisher skull and battle flag 
Forgot to take a before picture, until after I already started removing it
Forgot to take a before picture, until after I already started removing it
Also took out all the carpet and put floor liners in.... MUCH BETTER LOOK!
Now my gas can rack is too small by an inch!
It's always something
Measure once, cut three times!
I added these flood lights. According the the reviews and manufacturer's info they are waterproof/resistant.
The originals were weak and if mounted there it looked like I ran over Mickey Mouse from the driver's seat.
Rather then run the cords along the bar, I drilled a hole and fished through to the connector. I used heat shrink on the wires and touch up paint on the metal. I'll seal the holes to help keep junk out of the inside.
Then I took a wire wheel to these to get them a step closer to painting. They covered rust spots with beadliner and it was bubbling. One set of feet are slightly bent and the tube, so it took a decent hit, but I'm sure the BFH will fix that problem.
The originals were weak and if mounted there it looked like I ran over Mickey Mouse from the driver's seat.
Rather then run the cords along the bar, I drilled a hole and fished through to the connector. I used heat shrink on the wires and touch up paint on the metal. I'll seal the holes to help keep junk out of the inside.
Then I took a wire wheel to these to get them a step closer to painting. They covered rust spots with beadliner and it was bubbling. One set of feet are slightly bent and the tube, so it took a decent hit, but I'm sure the BFH will fix that problem.
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It just looked like it would be fine. Oh well.....more modification tomorrow.
Get to test it out this weekend camping. Now I'll have more room for my buddy
BFH....now you're talking my language!
Kiwi TJ
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Added rocker guards with steps, new shoes (32-11.50X15 KO2’s), and wash-n-wax...ready to wheel this
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I'll use the hammer on the flat plate and try to straighten the tube with bracing, ratchet straps, and a jack or two since I don't have a press.
grumblebee
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BesTop seat covers were a bust today. Vinyl burs on the fake seams pressed into the middle section, extremely difficult to get on, even with help, (we gave up after I decided if we managed to wedge them on, I'd just want them off again in two days because I wouldn't be happy with the fit/quality), poor stitching/trim around the seat pulls and back-of-seat release, and the rear pocket wasn't as pictured. Mailing them back to amazon tomorrow.
I did like the color though, so there's that...
