ModAPalooza Done! (for now)
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ModAPalooza Done! (for now)
I live on the road, which means I don't have a garage. This puts me doing mods in campgrounds, parking lots, or wherever I can. We recently came to Colorado to see some family and friends, and one of my friends has a massive garage/shop, with every tool imaginable. Enter ModAPalooza.
I had a couple of weeks, so I thought I would take full advantage of the garage. I did a bunch of mods, and finished some that I had started and hadn't finished. It was a great time to spend in the shop with some friends, and get some things done that I wouldn't normally have the opportunity to do.
Here is the list that I was able to get done:
Pictures a Plenty:
My buddy Lyle welding up the gussets and skids
Shot with some Rustoleum
Installing NutSerts for the PS armor
Test fitting the rockers
Stuff in the paint booth
Detailed the diff covers with a great matching nail polish my girlfriend found
Painted Brawler Rockers - pre Wing Walk application. Blue stuff is putty that protected the counter-sinks from the grit
Wing Walk Compound applied for traction
The putty pulled out perfectly
GenRight tire carrier hinges
One side of the tire carrier installed
Punkin Covers installed
Poison Spyder Evap Skid installed
Cutting the pinch seam
Pinch seam section
Drilling a hole for the motorhome lights with the most awesome drill ever - electro-magnet that attached to the bumper.
A-Pillar gauge and switches installed
Compressor and manifold installed
A-Pillar installed. The fit for the '11 sucked
Motorhome socket installed
Tank installed on rear rollbar. Ran a 3/8" line from the compressor to the tank
Poser shot on the driveway rocks
Poser shot - the turtle is a stainless steel hunk of awesome cut out by my friend. I have a tattoo of the same on my arm.
Thanks for watching!
I had a couple of weeks, so I thought I would take full advantage of the garage. I did a bunch of mods, and finished some that I had started and hadn't finished. It was a great time to spend in the shop with some friends, and get some things done that I wouldn't normally have the opportunity to do.
Here is the list that I was able to get done:
- Hothead Headliners
- Evo C2 Gussets
- Evo LCA Skids
- Riddler Diff Covers - front and rear
- Poison Spyder Brawler Rockers
- Poison Spyder Evap Skid
- GenRight Aluminum Tire Carrier
- Completed Viair Compressor and Tank Install
- RR A-Pillar Hack and Install
Pictures a Plenty:
My buddy Lyle welding up the gussets and skids
Shot with some Rustoleum
Installing NutSerts for the PS armor
Test fitting the rockers
Stuff in the paint booth
Detailed the diff covers with a great matching nail polish my girlfriend found
Painted Brawler Rockers - pre Wing Walk application. Blue stuff is putty that protected the counter-sinks from the grit
Wing Walk Compound applied for traction
The putty pulled out perfectly
GenRight tire carrier hinges
One side of the tire carrier installed
Punkin Covers installed
Poison Spyder Evap Skid installed
Cutting the pinch seam
Pinch seam section
Drilling a hole for the motorhome lights with the most awesome drill ever - electro-magnet that attached to the bumper.
A-Pillar gauge and switches installed
Compressor and manifold installed
A-Pillar installed. The fit for the '11 sucked
Motorhome socket installed
Tank installed on rear rollbar. Ran a 3/8" line from the compressor to the tank
Poser shot on the driveway rocks
Poser shot - the turtle is a stainless steel hunk of awesome cut out by my friend. I have a tattoo of the same on my arm.
Thanks for watching!
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JK Enthusiast
Joined: Sep 2009
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From: Fulltime RVer
Thanks all for the kind words. I have been real happy with the progress. There is something real satisfying about making your knuckles bloody working on your own stuff 
I am also real happy to report that there are no irritating squeaks or rattles 
I am also real happy to report that there are no irritating squeaks or rattles
