Thanks! It took long enough to ship. . .

 

Extended the rear brake lines after installing some RK 2.5" springs.

 

Installed a Tuffy concealed drawer.

Installation was a breeze and took less than 10 minutes. Of course, it helped that I have a breaker bar and a set of hexagonal bits in my toolbox. Those bolts are really well tightened. Used blue Locktite when when I tightened the bolts back.


Got it from Northridge, whose team was impeccable. They promised next day delivery and I had it waiting for me when returning home from work the day after I ordered it. Thanks much!

 

Dumb question time...

How do you do that? Just stick in an extra piece of brake line? Do you have to bleed the brakes or anything after?

 

No its just a drop bracket for the existing brake lines, it lowers the flexible rubber lines down so you a bit more slack. No bleeding involved unless you cut yourself.

 

Just upgraded my 16" steelies to 17" with 255 oem wheels/tires. Love the upgrade from the pizza cutters.

 

Took her to the bantam jeep festival in PA... waste of an event and weekend, no real trails or obstacles, but I did bring home 2nd place in the show n shine!

 

Rugged Ridge HDX snorkel, antenna X 13" , Hi-Lift mounted to River Raider hood mounts.

 

I bet she sure was purty.

 

I traded my 04 TJ for a 09 JKU Rubicon! I love it! I have a poison spyder bumper on the way. Pictures coming soon!