Filled the tank twice...and oh yeah...used 87oct....decided to read the book. Was using 91

 

Well, I suppose it is a little noisier since the sound bounces around and doesn't get soaked up by the carpet, as well as the stuff in the cubby likes to bounce around, it certainly isn't hotter.
Sunshine on the Line-X does not make it flaming hot, which is actually an improvement over the painted metal. I was very surprised. I also notice that the transmission tunnel, and right over my muffler do not get hot, as I put my bare foot under the Mopar floor mat to check the heat. It is warmer than it was, but in no way hot/burning. It will actually be pretty nice in the winter I think.

 

well, uh- THEY BUILT IT!

I ordered it on 10/15.
On Tues, and it was in D1.
yesterday, it was in KZ, or whatever- released by plant!

if you want a JK quick, get an X 2 door.

 

I pulled my dock out of the water with my JK today always fun when you get to tear up your yard and use your rig for manual labor. Then got to use the come-a-long to position the dock in place to be converted into a deck that will attach to the new floating dock.... fun day. nice big MT tracks all over the yard, and nice tracks of mud all up the street. The neighbors really love me now! Oh, and I figured out even with all the traction control and stuff, you can still spin tires and fishtail a JK on pavement when the tires are caked in mud. The neighbors really didn't like the fact that my 35"s flung mud on almost everyones driveway in the cultasac.

 

This week I finally put the 35's on as well as JK decals.
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Ditched the Terra Grapplers this week for some Mud Grapplers. I really liked the ride quality of the Terra's, but they were just TOO QUIET!!

 

Fitted the new netting I made for the cargo and sides.

 

Man those 1/2 doors kick ass. NICE Jeep!!!
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Wow, you made those? those look awesome! I'm guess you had to buy the material and sow it all? yes I said sow, no slamming me on that please

 

I spent the day yesterday trying to swap gears. The POS 3.21s have got to go! Anyway, we couldn't get the pinion removed from the rear. Pounded on it with a 2lb hammer, took the housing out and tried to press it out but no luck! It really sucked to have to put it all back together. 9 hours, 2 guys and NO GEAR CHANGE.