What was done to your JK this week?
JK Super Freak
Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 1,444
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From: East Meadow, NY
This kit is high quality no plastic used. The plates are pretty solid and so is the finish. I must admitt the cutting and drilling was a bit nerve racking but not too bad if you go slow and take your time. I would highly recommend getting the harness to lessen the amount of cutting and splicing as well as the load resistors to eliminate the fast blink. The hardest part was not cutting the body but drilling the holes right so they would line up. The plate is not cut perfectly to fit the contours of the rear so it basically bends into place as you torque down the bolts. Drill one hole at a time, clamp, mark, drill repeat. Utilizing your clamps are very important. Very happy with the way it turned out.
JK Newbie
Joined: Mar 2014
Posts: 85
Likes: 0
This kit is high quality no plastic used. The plates are pretty solid and so is the finish. I must admitt the cutting and drilling was a bit nerve racking but not too bad if you go slow and take your time. I would highly recommend getting the harness to lessen the amount of cutting and splicing as well as the load resistors to eliminate the fast blink. The hardest part was not cutting the body but drilling the holes right so they would line up. The plate is not cut perfectly to fit the contours of the rear so it basically bends into place as you torque down the bolts. Drill one hole at a time, clamp, mark, drill repeat. Utilizing your clamps are very important. Very happy with the way it turned out.
