What did you do to your TJ today?
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MountaineerTom
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GorillaBiscuit
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Me too! I was checking them out on their site. I definitely would like to hear some first hand reviews.
- Ordered wheel for matching spare
- Ordered Monroe SC2989 steering stabilizer
- Got the call my 35 Mud Claw tire showed up, damn that was a hard tire to match and track down.
- On the hunt for a deal on a MorRyde Reinforcement and Hinge kit
- Researching Black Fabric Paint for the half doors.
- Researching third brake light relocation.
ranger101
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Another “right place right time” deal. Found a set of color matched TJ half doors with soft uppers for $400 locally. Have to keep hooking moms Jeep up when I can lol it’ll only benefit me later when she decides to sell 
Another “right place right time” deal. Found a set of color matched TJ half doors with soft uppers for $400 locally. Have to keep hooking moms Jeep up when I can lol it’ll only benefit me later when she decides to sell
that’s a hell of a Score!!!
This is my next fun task. Already have one off, and one problem rivnut. (sigh) I have the tool. Waiting on the flares.
Kiwi TJ
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Kiwi TJ
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wow mines barely out of nappies then...83,000Yours is just a teenager
I got 327,000 (one in the right '03 auto) all original.
Works great, unfortunately my sophisticated dB measuring device (phone app) didn't pick up a massive change but it's definitely noticeable. And money well spent.
Broke down the two front tires and the spare all beadlocks and installed 10oz of tire balance beads to each of them. I’ll do the two rears tomorrow my back can’t handle anymore today. I’m hoping it works well. I’m tired of rebalancing every time I chunk a tire on the rocks
MountaineerTom
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How do those work? Just roll around in there and find the place they need to be through centrifugal force?
Is there a speed (I imagine very slow speed) where they just fall in the tire and you’d hear them moving around?
Just curious. I’ve heard of them but have never known anyone who used them.
They are supposed to spin and then find the light spot and balance it out. Yes at low speeds the just stay at the bottom of the tire. I have never heard them in a tire that was on a vehicle. You can hear them if you bounce the tire off the car or listen closely while spinning it while on jack stands. I’ve run them in my motorcycles for years with no issues.
xxdabroxx
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Last night I vacuumed my PRP seats and sprayed some scotch guard on them. Hopefully that keeps them clean for a while longer. I think dust is going to be the biggest issue with the tweed.
I recently painted my stock wheels black. It was a lot of tedious prep work, but the end product was well worth it. I used Duplicolor wheel coating in case you are curious.
Finally found time to burn in my roll bar. Still need to add bracing. I also picked up some 1 3/4" for the B post to windshield connection.
I also went and picked up a York compressor today.
Vidar
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Installed my new Mopar radiator. Never was a radiator install so easy. Of course, having the grill out and laying flat helped!
Got the Mopar serpentine belt installed, as well as my red interior LEDs. Then I got the full grill assembly put in! Hoping to try to fire up tomorrow!?!?!?
Got the Mopar serpentine belt installed, as well as my red interior LEDs. Then I got the full grill assembly put in! Hoping to try to fire up tomorrow!?!?!?