What was done to your JK this week?
07-15-2011, 02:38 PM
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07-15-2011, 02:43 PM
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07-15-2011, 03:09 PM
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Just the front panels, because the rear mounting bracket is tight fit to mount with the panels in place, the freedom panels make it easier to move around while you put it together, a second helper would be really recommended to the console while you put on the front bolts in, I used my head to hold it up lol.
07-15-2011, 03:58 PM
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Thanks to a little help from a friend (GCOLLURA) 
I was able to make some head way on my Jeep. With some help from Gary I was able to install all my switches and one set of lights.
This is my switches mounted on my "A" pillar
And these are my 7inch HID lights from Vision X, with some minor tweaking to thea mounting bracket we were able to mount the lights. If I would have gone with the 4inch lights I probably wouldn't have had any problems.
I was able to make some head way on my Jeep. With some help from Gary I was able to install all my switches and one set of lights.This is my switches mounted on my "A" pillar
And these are my 7inch HID lights from Vision X, with some minor tweaking to thea mounting bracket we were able to mount the lights. If I would have gone with the 4inch lights I probably wouldn't have had any problems.
07-15-2011, 04:41 PM
JK Junkie
Put on my front TF 9550 3-4" shocks and TF 9550 SS... Now I'm running front/rears... Just need to put on my RK front coil clips and TF rear coil clips and my mods for upcoming Rausch creek are done!
07-15-2011, 05:51 PM
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Sorry it's been a while since i checked this....I like the front Smittybuilt seat covers for the comfort and the looks a lot! The only complaint i could have about them is that they ARE neoprene. By that i mean that they do not breathe. When you sweat on a hot day the sweat stays between you and the seat cover. There is no air movement through the seat cover so you tend to sweat a little.
07-15-2011, 06:05 PM
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Originally Posted by 07greenjeep
Sorry it's been a while since i checked this....I like the front Smittybuilt seat covers for the comfort and the looks a lot! The only complaint i could have about them is that they ARE neoprene. By that i mean that they do not breathe. When you sweat on a hot day the sweat stays between you and the seat cover. There is no air movement through the seat cover so you tend to sweat a little.