What did you do to your TJ today?
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Trident72
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ohiopatriot
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Removed roll bar covers and padding.
Replace missing door limit strap with homemade paracord ones.
Installed mirrors on the half doors. (They came without)
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Trident72
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Need to do this. Maybe third times a charm. Bought it. Shortly after shock jumped the bushing. Put new ones on the rear. It happened again. Just over a years time frame. I have no answers so maybe need better shocks
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2005 RHD TJ Sport
2010 BMW 528xi
Put a washer behind the nut to squeeze the bushing on the shock... had sway bar endlimks that did that too
VallenMaes
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Had a gorgeous weekend with great temps, no doors and no windows. Woke up to go to work this morning to the sound of rain. I wasn't ready to put anything back on so just drove 20 min in the rain. Got some crazy looks. Im just ready for summer and if that means i have to pretend to feel the sun in my face while getting pelted by the rain as i drive, then so be it.
Only driven it a time or two since the shock replacement but I can really tell the difference.
Decided to go for a ride after painting all of the green to black this past weekend. Needed a small change.
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Love it....sometimes its great to get a bit of rain while your driving, make me feel re-freshed and alive !!
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EBay. $170 bucks.
Its cheap I know but I like the look.
VallenMaes
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So its snowing now. I tried guys i really did; but the snow hit my face like little needles. Didnt even pass the next street before i turned around. I left the windows off because i will not admit total defeat but the doors got put on.
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