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Ok I'll answer the actual question: Depends on what you're after. I have a garage where I use the hoist method and the hardtop stores up and out of the way and it doesn't bother me. You could also make your own, there are several made from wood with wheels on the bottom so you can move it...

App's right...now this thread sucks. If one of you says that Metal Cloak fenders give me extra clearance, I won't be back for at least two days!

:p Sorry Blaine... But honestly, the ones on here talking know for a fact you don't. That thread is definitely in the hall of fame.

Now that everyone is checking their spam and Gerald is doing a helluva job getting back to everyone, what are we gonna talk about now? Oh I know.... Blaine still the owner of Savvy? ;) #IYKYK

This needs to be renamed "The Schizophrenic Thread that sometimes talks about Savvy" :ROFLMAO:

If it helps anyone, all my email responses from Gerald go to my Spam folder. Not sure why, but I'm in the corner with every email that I have sent him has gotten a pretty quick response (within a day I'd say). Anyway, just throwing it out there in case responses are hitting your Spam folders...

Well despite their recent addition of the big logo, I'll give Bestop a shout out. I had an issue with a back window and when I called, I spoke to a person and within days had a replacement. No cost. Their videos also are pretty good with tips and tricks for install. Others would be Poly...

Those were on every door at Grandma's house....

This is often a result of folding the seat wrong. The TJ fold and tumble seats are a two-handed operation when done the way they were designed. The factory suggests you use one hand to pull the lever and the other hand to push on the headrest or back of the seat forward for the first fold...

Ok, that's about what I was after. The main question was whether or not it was worth a bother to check out OnX when I'm already used to using GAIA. Maybe I'll try the paid version of GAIA to better enjoy using it. Anyone voting for OnX over GAIA, please chime in with your experience, I'm just...

Binging this back up since it's been a topic in my group. I'm currently using the free version of GAIA and I'm pretty good at it. Also, I don't have to download and save maps on GAIA when using the topo layer (included with free version). Questions: Does that feature on OnX mean I have to...

In all fairness to you, as long as you know it's not a lubricant, you're good. However, I am guilty of using it to track down a squeak or two or seven. I will typically spray just a little, one part at a time. When the squeak goes away, I've found the culprit and I diagnose / fix from there...

This thread is worthless without pics (wink)

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https://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/pts/d/frisco-oem-jeep-wrangler-tj-lj-rubicon/7590674677.html https://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/pts/d/frisco-parts-only-oem-jeep-wrangler-tj/7590674724.html

For more reference on this, check out the @Sunny Side Up build. He did all you are thinking and kept the TJ 44 Rubi axles. One of the cleanest builds around here. Maybe he'll chime in on how it's been going since wheels down.

Can't figure out what's most unfortunate here.. https://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/d/tempe-1999-jeep-wrnalger-sahara-tj/7590421543.html

Screw type hose clamps or compression type hose clamps? You can over tighten the screw type, creating a leak. Ask me how I know.... Switch to the compression style (Amazon sells them) and X2 what @Thor said... it's highly recommended to change the water pump and thermostat when doing the...

Well then....he must have burnt that damn thing to the ground. Seriously though, read what Goatman said. They aren't that complicated. If something isn't working, check the install again.

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