What was done to your JK this week?
Originally Posted by JaySav
What do you have on the rear? Is that a bumper or did you fab that up yourself.
Originally Posted by blkindyjk
Worked on my home brew cage a bit.
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Originally Posted by bob-o
Made my own rock sliders, only costed me $36 for a 20ft stick of the square tubing. I had the welder and the tools, I also got the 1/4" plates I used for the gussets on the factory brackets from my work. Measured, cut, welded it, then painted myself using rustoleum satin black textured. I kno my welds will hold so if the slider folds at least I have the psc rocker skins to help protect the body. What do you all think about them.
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Originally Posted by Stillnutz
Can't really say I fab'd it up because it is just a 1/8 plate steel with a 90 degree bend. Had a metal shop bend it for me. I notched the side to fit the Evo d ring mounts. I got the idea from another forum member who cut up a piece of 3 x 5 square tube and used that. I couldn't find one of those in Hawaii so I went this way instead. It worked out well. I then cut four 1 1/4 holes to fit the gen right led lights for reverse lights. Here are some more pictures.
Originally Posted by Stillnutz
Can't really say I fab'd it up because it is just a 1/8 plate steel with a 90 degree bend. Had a metal shop bend it for me. I notched the side to fit the Evo d ring mounts. I got the idea from another forum member who cut up a piece of 3 x 5 square tube and used that. I couldn't find one of those in Hawaii so I went this way instead. It worked out well. I then cut four 1 1/4 holes to fit the gen right led lights for reverse lights. Here are some more pictures.
my next steps are diablo tune & gears to 4.56
Originally Posted by Stillnutz
Can't really say I fab'd it up because it is just a 1/8 plate steel with a 90 degree bend. Had a metal shop bend it for me. I notched the side to fit the Evo d ring mounts. I got the idea from another forum member who cut up a piece of 3 x 5 square tube and used that. I couldn't find one of those in Hawaii so I went this way instead. It worked out well. I then cut four 1 1/4 holes to fit the gen right led lights for reverse lights. Here are some more pictures.


