What did you do to your TJ today?
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Sitting here in my shorts on no shirt sweating my nuts off, that snow looks so inviting but I know it aint!
KSHE
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It has its perks, that’s the best part about these TJ’s the heat up inside quicklySitting here in my shorts on no shirt sweating my nuts off, that snow looks so inviting but I know it aint!
KSHE
Member
Good things the snow was there to put it outThere's a big fire under your Jeep.
That's a visual that's now burned into my brain and can't be undone.Sitting here in my shorts on no shirt sweating my nuts off, that snow looks so inviting but I know it aint!
You mean you did cookies?
I was going to bring that up again. He knows the correct terminology. I know you can't be a Nashville LJ native .
Well the theory as I understand it is
Doughnuts: RWD, normally around a fixed point (like your LF rotates on the hub line
Super Doughnuts: RWD, going around a larger object (like a car) requires counter steer
Cookies: AWD/4WD, crank the wheel and floor it.
Super Cookies: combine cookie and Super Doughnut, theoretically possible. But incredibly difficult and normally results in crash.
I thought cookies were those things you got from websites.
So when we had our last snow, I made the mistake of cleaning some mud off of my fog lights with said snow and cracked my one good lens, and made my already-cracked one even worse. People online want stupid amounts of money for the OEM fog lights and luckily, @06lj had a nice set for a good price that had been sitting in a box for several years.
Old vs. new:
The pigtails had been snipped on the new ones, but the wiring on my original ones were perfectly fine. It was as simple as pulling the grommets carrying the wiring out of the old lights and swapping them into the new lights.
Lights installed with a perfect beam/pattern. I am a happy camper once again.
Old vs. new:
The pigtails had been snipped on the new ones, but the wiring on my original ones were perfectly fine. It was as simple as pulling the grommets carrying the wiring out of the old lights and swapping them into the new lights.
Lights installed with a perfect beam/pattern. I am a happy camper once again.
Brandough
Member
Very nice! I ordered one of their rear bumpers on black Friday.
How long ago did you place your order?
Brandough
Member
Gambled on an open box set of Rough Country adjustable quick release sway bar links. I still had the factory ones on after the 2.5" lift, didn't like the angle of the dangle and wanted quick releasers anyway, so here we go. They were half price, hopefully I didn't do a dumb thing.
Did they send you a notice when it shipped? Ordered mine 30Nov so probably still have bit of wait but good to know delay isn’t terrible.
Kiwiphil
New Member
Fitted tow hooks on front bumper, resprayed the mirrors and touched up the tyre carrier. Worked the doors free with lots of breakaway and got the wire wheel onto the pins to tidy them up. White grease in the hinges - off and on easy as now
Brandough
Member
I ordered it through a vendor, not direct. It looks like the label was created on the 11th and picked up that day but UPS started doing their thing on the 14th. So I did receive the notification on the 14th because of the relayed info.