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It's used after you've cleaned the application area for the tape. Think of it like the opposite of a good coat of wax. It helps the tape bond to the metal better. Typically a good cleaning is all you need, but this takes it the extra step. The adhesion promoter wipe used to come in the box...

I've got the initial prototype set on my jeep. They've held up well over the years and should work just fine for ya assuming nothing has changed in the rubber compound since then.

That NRG setup looks great! Same one I had (short hub with QR). You're gonna love it 🤘

if it's not too late I would cancel the genright order and go with the NRG. They are top tier! Have used many of them over the years in my builds and other friends (JDM 90's cars). Never once had an issue and they have virtually no play unlike some of the splined adapters.

I’m in Charlotte and the wife works in Rock Hill.

Still no codes and works fine. I don’t have a leak detector on mine though so your results may differ.

I did this but used two formed angles and a flat of carbon fiber https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/jesseshoots-tj-build.30689/page-4#post-1021410

This right here is why my previous employer in the off-road industry refused to participate on the forums.

Now you have to do the right side... you know... for symmetry and stuff! Because why not make a small project drag on as long as possible :ROFLMAO: But on a more serious note, that looks killer. You sure have more guts than I do grinding into the cap of a new steering gear

I may have a fresh label for the geartrain side in a pack of them Warn sent me when inquiring about my M8000 if you'd like it when you re-paint

Owning a screw up is how you learn. It’s once you stop screwing up that you should be worried! Nothing some more routing can’t fix… or a tree/rock on the trail

Lol yeah right!

Brings back memories of painting my first car when I was in high school. Take your time and pay attention to the weather/cure time between layers. Good luck 👍🏼

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$20 plus shipping sound good? I’ll get some quotes if that sounds good. Worst case it should fit in a flat rate box

I have an old Warn one. It's heavy as hell but should fit in a flat rate box of some size. Edited to provide link of what I have https://trailrecon.com/84308.html

When I worked in the industry, this was an actual product that the owner was kicking around pre $200 winch. It's everything you need to look the part when you know you'll never need it. Sell a dummy winch for $50 that cost $10 and you're basically printing money

That would be hilarious to be behind on the trail

I’ve always left mine in but am thinking about taking them out or replacing with button heads. My only rec is to drill two new holes in the tag and bend it around the body like this. Makes for one less catch point on the trail.

The Netflix show Drive to Survive