Check out Walmart’s $20 auto electrical kit deal....has a lot for the money .
What did you do to your TJ today?
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Couldn't get them this small but bought the smaller than Mopar front Jugs for Mexico imports with all Torx included off Rockauto today! I actually hate the flat Rugged Ridge end caps I put on with a passion! (Cheap and nasty Chinese ill fitting rubbish)
Good to have a choice anyway and just need to spend some $ out of boredom lol
Mudflat
TJ Enthusiast
I’m sure there are many opinions here, but I REALLY like those old school wheels. The old Willys style “4 wheel drive” sticker just adds to the appeal.
Thank you. I made a stencil of the 4WD thing as an experiment, it didn't come out like I had hoped so I tried to wipe it off and most of it stayed. What e
was left was kind of "patina d" and i like the way it ended up. The fenders need to be repainted so I'll either have my daughter make me some stickers of I'll try the stencil again.
My windshield just cracked top to bottom last week in the single digit temps we had. Dibs on that glass if you still have it!
Oh it was totally the lamp design that sucked. I bought these on a whim (with little research) just to try them out.
After their disappointing performance I got looking into reviews. Evidently that brand made a lamp that was great, but then redesigned it to the type I bought, and those (I can confirm) suck.
Thanks for the feedback on yours, that performance is what I was hoping to get. Nice to know they've held up in the long-term too. That's the other side of the argument too, great brightness lamps suck if they burn out in under 6-9 months.
After their disappointing performance I got looking into reviews. Evidently that brand made a lamp that was great, but then redesigned it to the type I bought, and those (I can confirm) suck.
Thanks for the feedback on yours, that performance is what I was hoping to get. Nice to know they've held up in the long-term too. That's the other side of the argument too, great brightness lamps suck if they burn out in under 6-9 months.
Tightened the 8mm bolts to the U joint straps on the rear driveshaft. Those Things were half way out!!! No wonder I have been getting odd knocks and vibration.
Word of caution to the wise, check these periodically. I added some blue loctite for good measure. Didn't bother with them before as I am doing an SYE and new drive shaft install when the weather gets better.
Word of caution to the wise, check these periodically. I added some blue loctite for good measure. Didn't bother with them before as I am doing an SYE and new drive shaft install when the weather gets better.
I recently found out that there is a car wash by me that can do lifted vehicles. I drove 25 miles and paid 35.00 for their Diamond wash, which included a complete under carriage wash, interior clean and wax. The truck looks like it just came off the showroom floor.
The only downside, I got home and realized the 30.00 worth of quarters in my cup holders was all gone. So now it's a 65.00 car wash.
The only downside, I got home and realized the 30.00 worth of quarters in my cup holders was all gone. So now it's a 65.00 car wash.
-yesterday, but JB conversions SS SYE, UCF aluminum ultra tcase skid and their lo pro mount
I can’t wait to get mine. Still undecided on the skid. I don’t really rock climb but I don’t like the skid hanging down either. Yours looks great. Thanks for sharing.
That transfer case is very nice, had to go check them out after looking at your post. Glad you shared that!
And to add to the thread, not my Jeep but 2nd TJ center section frame repair complete. Now to move on to rear axle seals...it NEVER ends.
I was looking at the UCF no bodylift skid for mine. I don't really rock crawl either, but I hate the stock skid.
JB Conversions stuff is top notch. I've used their stuff on quite a few jeeps. Did you get the wide chain kit also.
This is exactly what I’m thinking. But I am not really wanting to spend $400 on an aluminum one and the steel one is 2x heavy as oem.
Left it at the shop while we head west for Vacation. Doing an entire suspension overhaul, I sure wish I had the time, patience, and skill to tackle it myself.
Glad to see it all come together! Like your skid in black. I'll be there when the weather's warmer. Rocking aluminum for now. I have my TC up on the skid too but I'm now off onto the suspension lift.
Still waiting on USPS to deliver the front yoke seal.....