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Old 03-26-2012, 09:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Bubblegoose1
Good, busy THE SUN IS OUT Jeep weekend. Projects time:
Oil change
Checked control arms torque
Drilled speed holes in the rack upper gussets
Bedlined the rack, resprayed corner armor and rear body quarter panels; all but the windshield bar and upper rails are done. Ran out of go go and bedliner.
What kind of bumper do you have?
Old 03-26-2012, 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted by mficarelli

Just downloaded the Oruxmaps this morning after reading this thread. Real nice app! I use my Garmin 62s in my JKR, but it is hard to use while driving. <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=295534"/> <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=295543"/>

I like the idea of a tablet mounted in the Jeep with this app. I'm thinking about buying a tablet just for this. Can anyone tell me will any tablet work or will I need a higher end unit to work as a dedicated GPS unit. I understand it will need to have built in GPS.

I believe most of the brand-name tablets (Acer, Toshiba, Samsung, etc) come with GPS nowadays.

I am using an Acer A100 running Honeycomb. Got this one at Best Buy for $250 or so. The 7in screen is perfect to hang on the Jeep or handheld use.

I like the Android tablets because they offer the most value for the money (not overpriced proprietary Apple stuff) and are fairly open for you to connect expansion memory cards, transfer files via Bluetooth and so on.

So, mine is not a dedicated unit. I use it daily for other stuff as well. The fact that I can exchange the memory cards let me optimize it for what I need.
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Originally Posted by jkambulance

What kind of bumper do you have?
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Old 03-26-2012, 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Bubblegoose1
Good, busy THE SUN IS OUT Jeep weekend. Projects time:
Oil change
Checked control arms torque
Drilled speed holes in the rack upper gussets
Bedlined the rack, resprayed corner armor and rear body quarter panels; all but the windshield bar and upper rails are done. Ran out of go go and bedliner.
I had the trektop nx top on for a while but found i lost a lot of storage space. Does having the rack make up for that?
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Originally Posted by biker2jeeper

I had the trektop nx top on for a while but found i lost a lot of storage space. Does having the rack make up for that?
I don't find that I lose enough storage space to warrant losing the fastback top. It is more visual perception of losing tons of space. The rack helps in that chairs, tents, grill, and other bulkier items can be put on the rack instead of cramming inside the doors.
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I also run Safari Straps; so items can be tied to the outside of the straps in dry weather.
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Some expeditions go badly
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Old 03-30-2012, 07:34 AM
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Nothing better then that I hydrolocked my jeep last time I did that had to get a new engine
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Originally Posted by owntmeal4life
Nothing better then that I hydrolocked my jeep last time I did that had to get a new engine
Yeah I was really lucky kept it above the water drove home that day, with just a torn valve stem in my rear tire. This the compressor lol cant say how capable the rubicon is, it speaks for itself


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