What did you do to your TJ today?
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finally got around to installing the thumb throttle that has been sitting on a shelf for 2 years.. did a quick crawl test and i can already tell it will be a nice creature comfort..
also got replacement poly bushings for the old aluminium antirock. gonna clean it up to get it ready for the next owner!
also got replacement poly bushings for the old aluminium antirock. gonna clean it up to get it ready for the next owner!
Delivery driver brought me this:
Little while off from being ready to install it but the Discount Bandit deal was way too good to pass up!
Little while off from being ready to install it but the Discount Bandit deal was way too good to pass up!
Ohhh! I was way off...
Thought it was over a million miles and had rolled over the odometer.
Installed the new to me Borla cat back exhaust. Wasn't loud enough for the PO, is about right for me.
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Man, ORO must be wondering what’s driving all these SayLoc sales.
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New front bumper, finally decided on a warn stubby bumper. I’m really happy with it
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Passed it 6 monthly Warrant of Fitness....(its a legal safety requirement out here ).... they pointed out a couple very minor leaks that I already knew about...but anyway it passed, 
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'98 TJ Sport '11 Extreme Camper '18 JLU Sahara
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Thanks @AndyG . I appreciate you helping me with the 4x4 linkage when I first returned from deployment.
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The OME 2.5” complete lift kit, OME steering stabilizer, 4 new bump stops, a set of Rocky-Road Outfitters super kick sliders are on back order. The phone / walk-in-talkie grab bar mount, metal grab handles, & dead pedal is on the way. Added 6” LED spot beam fog lamps, need to get some LED head lamps. Added a complete set of five Hercules M/T 31”x10.5xR15. Added the metal hide-a-trunk. Need to install the OEM console sub with a new subwoofer & amp, new speakers and amps for the dash & sound bar, and a new stereo this spring. Covid has put a fork in my plans still recovering. This way I am up at 2 am, metallic tasting foam acid reflux that I didn’t have before. I cannot decide on which stereo to go with. I also added a seven pin connection into the factory bumper. Looks good but need to check the connections. Sometimes reverse lights stay on, other times they turn off. I need to install the factory cruise control parts I bought. That sums it up. Will take pictures as installs happen. Oh an the 6” LED fog lamps will eventually move to the factory location and two more 6” spot beam fog lamps or a 20” LED flood light bar will go on the KC Hightlights grill guard bar.Also twin switch bezel is going to happen even if I have to order two more factory switch bezels to mate together.
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Passed it 6 monthly Warrant of Fitness....(its a legal safety requirement out here ).... they pointed out a couple very minor leaks that I already knew about...but anyway it passed,
6 months! That's frequent, although I'm guessing you don't have the beater cars on the road like we do.
Worse or better over here in the West? we never have to have a vehicle checked unless cops put a defect notice on ya!
Same over here, unless the rego expires or as you say police defects the vehicle, they'll keep on driving.
Been slowly installing my new pioneer powered sub TS-WX400DA. Was initially planning on installing the sub in the stock configuration however it was too big and heavy for my liking.
Decided to install it under the passenger seat. With 1 inch seat risers it fits perfectly.
I spent a lot of time measuring and test fitting the rear sub support (pine wood).
Routed the power cable on the door side, and the RCA cables with accessory control wire up the centre of the Jeep. Wrapped wires in tesa tape and cable ties for a clean install.
Power cable was routed through an existing firewall grommet to the battery. It is only a small gauge wire (yellow) so I'm guessing it can be spliced into existing wires for power?
Progress so far is a subwoofer working (thank God) and clearance from the seat.
Just need to cover the pine wood in black auto carpet and reinstall the centre console.
Decided to install it under the passenger seat. With 1 inch seat risers it fits perfectly.
I spent a lot of time measuring and test fitting the rear sub support (pine wood).
Routed the power cable on the door side, and the RCA cables with accessory control wire up the centre of the Jeep. Wrapped wires in tesa tape and cable ties for a clean install.
Power cable was routed through an existing firewall grommet to the battery. It is only a small gauge wire (yellow) so I'm guessing it can be spliced into existing wires for power?
Progress so far is a subwoofer working (thank God) and clearance from the seat.
Just need to cover the pine wood in black auto carpet and reinstall the centre console.
Put the Garmin in and the 6inch aint too bad on the side of the windshield, doesn't block any vision like I thought it would plus the wires fit perfect in the trim grooves so wires are totally hidden all the way to the plug..
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New headlights installed on the wifes 04 sport,replaced crankshaft sensor for the 3rd time in six months? Something keeps ripping the heads off the sensor.