What was done to your JK this week?
JK Super Freak
Joined: Nov 2010
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From: East Stroudsburg, PA
Put on my Trailmaster 4.5" lift a little over a week ago. Installation was without a hitch and the kit functions and rides great. Again another great product from Trailamster/OrFab.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 437
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From: Meredith, New Hampshire
Moved CB to above mirror.
MOPAR floor mats.
MOPAR front grab handle.
PUDDLE SPLASHER hood decal!
next:
going to make fiberglass sub/speak/amp box for the trunk and bedline it.
powdercoat rims.
paint brake calipers red.
redo red interior glow.
redo red underglow.
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MOPAR floor mats.
MOPAR front grab handle.
PUDDLE SPLASHER hood decal!
next:
going to make fiberglass sub/speak/amp box for the trunk and bedline it.
powdercoat rims.
paint brake calipers red.
redo red interior glow.
redo red underglow.
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What bedliner did you use on your floor?
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 437
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From: Meredith, New Hampshire
I don't mean to hi-jack the thread but how do you like it? How thick is it? I want to do mine and I'd like to Linex it but can't afford it right now. I found someone who will Speedline it for $500 but I can't swing that right now either. I'm trying to figure out which DIY brand is best.
JK Newbie
Joined: Feb 2011
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From: Helena Montana
This Week
I agonized over what to buy and put on the 07 JKU Rubi I purchased last winter ... took all this time to look and decide ... really wanted to keep everything I purchased made in USA if at all possible, but found that harder than it sounds!
Even the US made bumpers are built with foreign steel ...
Warn Winches are made in China:
My All American Classic Jeep has parts made in Mexico
I guess we really do live in a global economy.
I could go on and on ... but is what I decided on and installed this week:
ARB front and back bumpers (really exceptionally well built and designed)
Attached High Lift Jack to front bumper
1.5" TeraFlex lift, (I wish I would have gone with the 2.5") ...
Smitty 8 winch with synthetic rope
Rugged Ridge front window light bar, ( I am making my own aluminium roof rack and will use this for the front attatchment point)
Aluminium locking gas cap
(OKOLE Heated Seat Covers, still waiting on)
Even the US made bumpers are built with foreign steel ...
Warn Winches are made in China:
My All American Classic Jeep has parts made in Mexico
I guess we really do live in a global economy.
I could go on and on ... but is what I decided on and installed this week:
ARB front and back bumpers (really exceptionally well built and designed)
Attached High Lift Jack to front bumper
1.5" TeraFlex lift, (I wish I would have gone with the 2.5") ...
Smitty 8 winch with synthetic rope
Rugged Ridge front window light bar, ( I am making my own aluminium roof rack and will use this for the front attatchment point)
Aluminium locking gas cap
(OKOLE Heated Seat Covers, still waiting on)
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 437
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From: Meredith, New Hampshire
to be honest. go with the raptor spray. you need an air compressor (i dont have it, which is why i used herculiner)
here a good thread
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...eep-Water-Blue
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...ght=bikini+top
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...22#post2282222
yes, it is $80 for a gallon, which is an awesome price. But its quite shiny, i put it on a bumper a month or so ago, and its lost its gloss a lot, which i like it better not shiny anyways.
BUT, its hard. and rigid. and somewhat sharp. its tough as nails though.
i would HIGHLY suggest raptor spray in liner, its $100 for 4 bottles (more than enough for a 4 door) and you need an air compressor.
it will give you a nice smooth, tough, matte look.
here a good thread
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...eep-Water-Blue
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...ght=bikini+top
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...22#post2282222
yes, it is $80 for a gallon, which is an awesome price. But its quite shiny, i put it on a bumper a month or so ago, and its lost its gloss a lot, which i like it better not shiny anyways.
BUT, its hard. and rigid. and somewhat sharp. its tough as nails though.
i would HIGHLY suggest raptor spray in liner, its $100 for 4 bottles (more than enough for a 4 door) and you need an air compressor.
it will give you a nice smooth, tough, matte look.
Thanks a lot! That was really helpful! I think I'm sold on the Raptor Liner... I love the texture and it really looks great!
JK Freak
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From: Yucaipa, ca
Originally Posted by finnd1
Won't be beer get shaken? Or isn't that an issue when it is under pressure in the keg. I really don't know. Do you have a co2 dedicated to the keg as well? I would hate having to choose between beer and airing up the tires if I was getting low on c02.
Yes, there's a Co2 just for the brew, and a compressor on the JK for the tires.
