Next is to remove the chrome tube steps!!!!
What did you do to your TJ today?
- Thread starter LJRubiconGuy
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SPECWAR
TJ Enthusiast
Frame mounts like that are fine as steps but they're not strong enough for most trails. Significantly stronger choices are tub mounted sliders.
Taken care of. I have a nice pile of parts the prior owners put on.
Side entry pits or gully grates then into compensation basins, everything non kerbed goes into table drains or V drains with piped headwall crossings at each driveway but that's rural or semi rural same as US.
All roads with kerbing are asphalted with pits and all roads with V drains are chip sealed with a shoulder.
Elyse8743
TJ Enthusiast
Nothing to it today, just drove it to the range. I did however add the jks discos over the weekend and fixed a vibration from the lift a couple nights ago.
The wildfires from Canada and the west coast have sent their smoke our way, so it smelled and was hazy all day. Made for some beautiful sunlight though.
The wildfires from Canada and the west coast have sent their smoke our way, so it smelled and was hazy all day. Made for some beautiful sunlight though.
You might be showing your ageThought those were lake pipes
RFAASRMA
TJ Enthusiast
I bought a set of 5 JK rubicon rims online and picked them up earlier today. I previously had JK rims without the spare which drove me nuts. I’m debating putting them up for sale but will make that call later.
brewtus98
TJ Enthusiast
Better change that in your profile and dont drive with your Cell Phone!
What lift do you need for JK wheels? they are 2 a penny in Australia, might save me some Wonga
brewtus98
TJ Enthusiast
You got me there!Better change that in your profile and dont drive with your Cell Phone!
brewtus98
TJ Enthusiast
Uugh. That hurts looking at it! Hopefully everyone was OK?
Mudflat
TJ Enthusiast
I would like to remove some stickers as well. I imagine that a little heat from a hair dryer would help the removal process. Is that what you did?
Please let us know your procedure.
Also, where did you find the “4.0” decals?
Thanks in advance.
A hair dryer will get them off and acetone/fingernail polish remover with acetone will get the glue residue off the easiest. There will always be the outline of the decal from the paint fading though. I recently replaced my Rubicon decals and went with a slightly larger/different font to cover the outlines. I settled on pic #3.
p.s. Ebay has all original Jeep decals dirt cheap.
RFAASRMA
TJ Enthusiast
I have a 4 inch lift on mine but if you can fit 33’s under there and have the right adapter spacers it should work. Backspacing is something else to consider so you don’t rub too much. Depending on the wheels you have it may be 5.5 inches or so now. I think the JK’s offset may be somewhere around 6.25 inches.What lift do you need for JK wheels? they are 2 a penny in Australia, might save me some Wonga