Bit Dusty

 

Looks like you have been doing some heavy wheelin' by the picture. The reason I said that it brought a smile to my face when I read the profile on your jeep and it said custom fender flares. Looks like your having fun.
Have a good one. GRIZZ

 

That is some awesome terrain.

Where is this? Palo Dura Canyon?

And great focus on the Rubicon logo.

 

Man...you guys have some great pictures!

Here are some of mine....next time I go wheeling I'll have to focus more on the "Rubicon" shots

 

You didnt even comment on my flex. My rig is twisted and all you can think of is yourself. Just kidding...

Thanks, its in POST, TX. Contact the 4x4 and more guys here.
http://w ww.texasoffroad.net/forum_php/postlist.php?Cat=&Board=jeep_club_4x4more&page=0&v iew=collapsed&sb=5&o=

EDIT: Here are a bunch more pics of my rig. I have about 150 photos I will end up giving the the forum above so all those guys have their rigs in pics. https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-trails-tales-71/post-tx-heaven-temps-like-hell-50868/

 

I felt simple and small by the flex and the admonishing,...

Just kidding! I found your Post post, Great pictures!

Looking forward to getting some trail time with you sometime this fall.

Have a great one!

 

Okay, so wtf is this all about!!! I love it!!!!! The Rubi Sticker, and the built in component! Way Cool.




Any concern about the slamming of the gate and the hardware's electronics?

Talk to me. That is very cool!

 

Multichannel amp or mono amp? Look at the huge wire loom entering the rear gate. This is so he can entertain the entire group of offroaders when wheeling. Nice setup!

 

I just installed my amp onto the tailgate and built the custom trim piece to finish it off, then I painted it to match with the Mopar spray paint and clear coat. Im not too worried about the electronics, those amps are pretty tuff, but I try to not slam my gate anyway

Its the JL Audio 500/5 multichannel amp, so it runs the whole system. I still want to get some braided stainless hose cover for the wire loom entering the gate. The side of the trim panel is slotted, so when the gate closes, the wire loom goes into the trim piece and doesnt get smashed in the door jam.


On topic.....I just thought the panel needed something extra when I was done....so I bought a Rubicon decal from the dealer and slapped in on