Puckerbutt... Now that's funny!
What did you do to your TJ today?
- Thread starter LJRubiconGuy
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we use the peppers to make sauce and cook with; freeze a lot of them chopped up. I usually buy my hot sauces from Puckerbutt Pepper Co. based in SC.
Should get you a bottle of this
I do. I love that YT channel. It's fun seeing the celebs eat the wings.
My hot pepper diet can't be shared with my Jeep.
It backfires enough with the CPS codes recently.
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It looks like a Pepcid AC advertisement! Where is the carnitas?
Yep that was like a 300$ addon to my VW lol
Last time I ate ghost pepper chicken wings I made the mistake of wiping my eyes when I started to sweat. BIG mistake. Hot is good, but not in the eyes.
My Jeep Sally
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I fixed my blower motor resistor connector and wires. This is what it looked like for the last year. finally fixed it properly by soldering in a new connector and replacing the resistor.
Ordered and installed a set of newer style door mirrors.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001AWHZ28?tag=wranglerorg-20
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001AWHZ28?tag=wranglerorg-20
I just received these same mirrors this afternoon and I'm about to bolt them on. The completely functional but slightly weathered originals are being displaced to my half door project.
They appear to be pretty good. No vibration when going 60. I used the original bolts as the ones they sent were longer.
The reviews relative to the other options seemed favorable on these, glad to hear they don't vibrate.
Lower links built. Sitting right at 99”. Hopefully stay there abouts . Building upper links next. Then check clearances and dive into frenching frame and coilovers. Happy to see it ballpark where it will finish but along way to go to finish. Then get to do the front!
Your finished panel looks pretty good. I'd be keen to see how these hold up over time.
My full door panels are in decent shape (passenger side has a crack like your driver side does), but I've got some early TJ (lighter gray) half door panels that could use a little love. Getting them dyed seemed like a good idea but I can't find anyone who does it locally.
