Blaine likely won't have time to get to it until closer to the end of the year, but at least that gives me plenty of time to buy the parts.
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Hell we're 29 pages into a Build Thread and he hasn't bolted or welded a part on yet. What's gunna happen when parts actually start getting installed?
I’m ready!
All my tools are in a PODS unit headed to Arizona. Once I get down there on June 6th and get settled in, then I can get to installing parts. Of course then it will be ungodly hot, so we'll see about that. Might need some A/C for the garage 
He’ll take it all off, sell at a large discount, and install new different parts
Unfortunately for you, they won't fit on that Colorado!
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Let me know if you ever need a hand with moving anything or working on the Jeep! Happy to help
This rig is a manual, so the only choice I have is an Atlas
Will do for sure! Fortunately the moving is easy enough since we had all our stuff sent down there in a POD.
The Jeep is another story. I'm going to do as much to it as I can on on my own, that way when I send it to Blaine, the only things he really has to do is the outboard and the mid-arm install (maybe a few other things as well).
Of course with as hot as it is in Arizona, I might need A/C for my garage
Damn, I just scored a killer deal on the Vision X 4.7" Light Cannon LED lights:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B077KCVL72/?tag=wranglerorg-20
$430! I had these on my last TJ, and @Midnight LJR has them on his.
What did you pay for yours Mike?
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B077KCVL72/?tag=wranglerorg-20
$430! I had these on my last TJ, and @Midnight LJR has them on his.
What did you pay for yours Mike?
You've still got to get vibra-Jeep vibration free!
Or do all your work as the sun sets and at night. It will be much cooler at night.All my tools are in a PODS unit headed to Arizona. Once I get down there on June 6th and get settled in, then I can get to installing parts. Of course then it will be ungodly hot, so we'll see about that. Might need some A/C for the garage
Haha, it's still 95 degrees at night and hot as hell
That's what I thought too! I'd had my eye on them on Amazon, and last night they just dramatically lowered the price.
Air conditioned garage/detached garage it is.Haha, it's still 95 degrees at night and hot as hell
Air conditioned garage/detached garage it is.
Haha! That's what I'm thinking
I remember the first time I lived in Arizona from 2008-2012. I always thought I could go out at night into the garage, pop open the garage door, and get to work on the car. Yeah right... it's so hot even at 2 AM that you'll be laying in pools of sweat in about 5 minutes. I don't know how mechanic shops do it down there, but I'm guessing they do indeed have air conditioned facilities. I mean they really have to.
Right, but 95 at night is likely a hell of a whole lot cooler than it is during the day.Haha! That's what I'm thinking
I remember the first time I lived in Arizona from 2008-2012. I always thought I could go out at night into the garage, pop open the garage door, and get to work on the car. Yeah right... it's so hot even at 2 AM that you'll be laying in pools of sweat in about 5 minutes. I don't know how mechanic shops do it down there, but I'm guessing they do indeed have air conditioned facilities. I mean they really have to.
Yes, by about 10-15 degrees. The fall and winters are just fine, it's just the summer where it gets brutal. Oh well, I probably will insulate the garage and put an air conditioner in there. I'll have a lot to get done before I send it off to Blaine for the big stuff.
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