CMTJ TJ Enthusiast Original poster Joined Mar 31, 2017 Messages 248 Location Jacksonville, FL, United States May 25, 2017 #1 Ok, let's see your DIY mods. I'm not talking parts and accessories you bought in a store. I'm talking stuff you made from the stuff you had laying in the garage or had to go to the hardware store for. Post plenty of pics.
Ok, let's see your DIY mods. I'm not talking parts and accessories you bought in a store. I'm talking stuff you made from the stuff you had laying in the garage or had to go to the hardware store for. Post plenty of pics.
Mike_H autos are better - WRWD508 Supporting Member Joined Feb 28, 2017 Messages 12,942 Location Grand Rapids, MI, United States May 25, 2017 #2 I made some paracord grab handles... Reactions: JD27, TJ Starting, JMT and 2 others
lovemachine TJ Enthusiast Supporting Member Joined Feb 13, 2017 Messages 985 Location Indiana May 25, 2017 #3 I made the license plate on a CNC Mill at work. Reactions: TJ Starting, Laredo-Alex, Neal and 4 others
derekmac TJ Addict Joined Feb 10, 2016 Messages 2,576 Location NS, Canada May 25, 2017 #4 Homemade BPE's for the front. Reactions: TJ Starting, Laredo-Alex, Neal and 1 other person
dylansalrin Orthopedic Circulator Supporting Member Joined Sep 20, 2016 Messages 732 Location Minneapolis, MN May 25, 2017 #5 derekmac said: Homemade BPE's for the front. View attachment 16357 View attachment 16358 Click to expand... What did you use to cut those shapes out?
derekmac said: Homemade BPE's for the front. View attachment 16357 View attachment 16358 Click to expand... What did you use to cut those shapes out?
derekmac TJ Addict Joined Feb 10, 2016 Messages 2,576 Location NS, Canada May 25, 2017 #6 dylansalrin said: What did you use to cut those shapes out? Click to expand... Angle grinder to get the basic shape, then my bench grinder to smooth out the cuts. Reactions: TJ Starting and dylansalrin
dylansalrin said: What did you use to cut those shapes out? Click to expand... Angle grinder to get the basic shape, then my bench grinder to smooth out the cuts.
Mike_H autos are better - WRWD508 Supporting Member Joined Feb 28, 2017 Messages 12,942 Location Grand Rapids, MI, United States May 25, 2017 #7 Bleepin jeeps has a video on making bar pin eliminators, using the track bar mounts from a Cherokee, I think. Reactions: TJ Starting
Bleepin jeeps has a video on making bar pin eliminators, using the track bar mounts from a Cherokee, I think.
StG58 TJ Guru Supporting Member Joined Oct 29, 2015 Messages 7,781 Location On the road. May 25, 2017 #8 Front and rear 10,000# farm store tow hooks. Farm truck stake pockets to mount a hi-lift on the front bumper. Reactions: TJ Starting and CMTJ
Front and rear 10,000# farm store tow hooks. Farm truck stake pockets to mount a hi-lift on the front bumper.
Neal TJ Enthusiast Joined Nov 15, 2016 Messages 523 Location Albuquerque, NM May 27, 2017 #9 1. Super cheap swaybar disconnect, later replaced with a Currie Anti-Rock. 2. Locking cargo box (more of an accessory than a mod, but...). 3. Aluminum fog light brackets, to replace the broken OEM plastic ones. 4. Winch line cover. 5. Overhead CB radio mount (total ripoff of Arizona Rocky Road's design, but in aluminum instead of steel). 6. Retro-military winch/locker/power panel (the basic box was another design ripoff, this time from 12voltguy). Who knows what my twisted mind will come up with next??? Reactions: JD27, TJ Starting, LCL-Dead and 2 others
1. Super cheap swaybar disconnect, later replaced with a Currie Anti-Rock. 2. Locking cargo box (more of an accessory than a mod, but...). 3. Aluminum fog light brackets, to replace the broken OEM plastic ones. 4. Winch line cover. 5. Overhead CB radio mount (total ripoff of Arizona Rocky Road's design, but in aluminum instead of steel). 6. Retro-military winch/locker/power panel (the basic box was another design ripoff, this time from 12voltguy). Who knows what my twisted mind will come up with next???