I bet he lost a wheel when trying it.
What did you do to your TJ today?
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I bet he lost a wheel when trying it.
Been awhile since I did a TJ project but did a relatively easy/quick one yesterday. Was extremely close to selling my hard top (sold 2 previously) but decided to hold on to it this time. Gave it a good cleaning and added some sound deadening and DIY headliner insulation. All in for about $100. Not bad compared to $300 Hotheads.
Do you care to share links with the materials you used? I'm getting ready to put my hard top back on and would like to do this prior to.
Magic Eraser-$6 Home Depot
Amazon Basics sound deadening 10 pack- $28
4x8 1/2” foam insulation board w foil-$25 Home Depot
3M 77 adhesive spray can x1- $13 Home Depot
3M Extreme heavy Duty double sided tape 400”x1” roll- $23 Home Depot
2 yards of trunkliner felt fabric- $8 Joann’s Fabric
Additional things you’ll need if you don’t have already
Acetone for prep cleaning
Sound mat rollers
I found this video helpful
Went for a ride before I go to work at 3pm. Came home to find another mouth to feed. 
That is truly insane. I cannot imagine how dangerous the entire operation is. From start to finish.
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Went for a ride before I go to work at 3pm. Came home to find another mouth to feed.
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Hello Chuck
Hey!! ....I was nearly successful....’til the wheel fell off
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How many Lowe's could Rob Lowe rob if Rob Lowe could rob Lowe's?
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toyota light install. Gotta install the harness another day. And blacked out bezels.
Took the front tires off (for the first time) to start on putting on the new brakes that came in from RockAuto yesterday.
Two of the nuts were rusted, cross threaded, and didn't fit in the socket
And then had to beat the tires off with a hammer. Will be doing antiseize on the reinstall!
Two of the nuts were rusted, cross threaded, and didn't fit in the socket
And then had to beat the tires off with a hammer. Will be doing antiseize on the reinstall!
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