What was done to your JK this week?
JK Jedi Master
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Hammond Louisiana
I put in my 4in SL with Bilsteins
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JK Junkie
Joined: Dec 2007
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From: Everett, WA
Well after 2 days of wheelin I ended up crushing the left rear tail light and the corner, bending that lower front bar, bending front swaybar links, lost and replaced the pin for my hook on the winch line.
We explored some new places and did some 3.5-4.0 stream crawling. Any weekend wheelin is a good weekend.
Kat
Oh yah did this as well, might need some help fixing it.
We explored some new places and did some 3.5-4.0 stream crawling. Any weekend wheelin is a good weekend.
Kat
Oh yah did this as well, might need some help fixing it.
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JK Super Freak
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Raleigh, NC
I completely removed the hardtop for the first time. 
We got an early glimpse of Spring in Raleigh this weekend with beautiful weather. My folks were in town and I had my dad help me take the top down. It's heavier than I thought - or maybe just awkward to grab - but my Jeep looked awesome without the top! I do need a hoist-a-top though - both for storage and to make it easier to remove.
Of course, it was 29 degrees this morning, so my dad and I were quick to put the top back on! I was so excited about driving around without the top, that I forgot to take pics! I'm pissed about that!
Can't wait for summer and the bikini top!
We got an early glimpse of Spring in Raleigh this weekend with beautiful weather. My folks were in town and I had my dad help me take the top down. It's heavier than I thought - or maybe just awkward to grab - but my Jeep looked awesome without the top! I do need a hoist-a-top though - both for storage and to make it easier to remove.
Of course, it was 29 degrees this morning, so my dad and I were quick to put the top back on! I was so excited about driving around without the top, that I forgot to take pics! I'm pissed about that!
Can't wait for summer and the bikini top!
JK Jedi Master
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That would make the gap between the rails and the body bigger, but would not make them stick out any further.
I am going to put some slick tape on the top of the rail under the front passenger door to see if that helps my wife get in.
I am going to put some slick tape on the top of the rail under the front passenger door to see if that helps my wife get in.
JK Newbie
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 51
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From: Myrtle Beach
Busy weekend
The weather was nice this weekend so I decided to do every mod I had been putting off. Luckily most of the stuff I had ordered from Quadratec and JC Whitney came in last week. Here goes the list:
Garage Pro Grill Guard
Mopar windshield bracket
KC Driving and Fog lights
Grill Mod
Drilled Mirrors
Painted Vent Covers
Hitch and Four pin harness
Garage Pro Grill Guard
Mopar windshield bracket
KC Driving and Fog lights
Grill Mod
Drilled Mirrors
Painted Vent Covers
Hitch and Four pin harness
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jan 2008
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Hi everyone,
I just gone done today installing my Teraflex 2.5" HD BB with Shocks...check out my install here: https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...894#post340894
Here's a pic:
ColinW
I just gone done today installing my Teraflex 2.5" HD BB with Shocks...check out my install here: https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...894#post340894
Here's a pic:
ColinW
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Orlando - FL
Finished installing the locker switches as mentioned in Bofer84's locker mod.
Had to get some 90 degree stay-con connectors to fit into the tight space behind the blank plate.
It works great!
The covered switches I purchased at Auto-Zone are a little difficult to disengage for my fat-fingers. So I'm going to grind them down a little to make some room in there.
They look alot less conspicuous than some of the other stuff I've done to the dash.
Had to get some 90 degree stay-con connectors to fit into the tight space behind the blank plate.
It works great!
The covered switches I purchased at Auto-Zone are a little difficult to disengage for my fat-fingers. So I'm going to grind them down a little to make some room in there.
They look alot less conspicuous than some of the other stuff I've done to the dash.
