No budget mod and low budget mod
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JK Super Freak
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No budget mod and low budget mod
What low or no budget mod have you done?
Drilled mirrors 0$
Flipped my rearview mirror upside down. This gives you more viewing area for the windshield and still adjusts for night driving. Works great for taller drivers. 0$
Hidden garage dor remote. 0$
Drilled airbox for 1mpg gain 0$
Better windshield wipers. ( Well haven't done this yet)
Drilled mirrors 0$
Flipped my rearview mirror upside down. This gives you more viewing area for the windshield and still adjusts for night driving. Works great for taller drivers. 0$
Hidden garage dor remote. 0$
Drilled airbox for 1mpg gain 0$
Better windshield wipers. ( Well haven't done this yet)
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Joined: May 2007
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Modified my spare tire rack to work with an oversize tire w/out a spacer. $0
Raised the evap. canister above the crossmember for 1 1/2 - 2" more clearence. $2 for bolts
I am in the process of relocating my factory fog lights into rock lights using all the factory wiring. $0
I love the idea of this thread and hope it gets a lot of replys.
Raised the evap. canister above the crossmember for 1 1/2 - 2" more clearence. $2 for bolts
I am in the process of relocating my factory fog lights into rock lights using all the factory wiring. $0
I love the idea of this thread and hope it gets a lot of replys.
Last edited by Duke; Aug 24, 2007 at 04:30 AM.
JK Newbie
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Fredericksburg, VA
Added a 12 volt accessary outlet to the sub ($9.00). Works great for the cooler
added seatbelt tensioners to stop the nagging flapping ($3.00)
and I stayed at a holiday inn express last night.
added seatbelt tensioners to stop the nagging flapping ($3.00)
and I stayed at a holiday inn express last night.
JK Junkie
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From: AT LARGE somewhere in CT
Removed my backseat, more than doubling my flat-cargo capacity. :toung: Cost: $0.00
Drilled my mirrors, ala "Rubimon Mirror Mod." Used my Dremel to do it... Cost: $0.003 (for the electricity used by the battery).
Removed my cupholder's inner rubber lining, allowing large beverages to fit. Cost: $0.00
Added small round mirrors to the outside mirrors, covering blindspots... Cost: $5.00.
Added small round mirrors to the outside-most two vents, for doors-off driving: Cost: $5.00 (and they work like a charm!).
Those are all the <=$5.00 mods I can think of that I did, although there may be more..
Drilled my mirrors, ala "Rubimon Mirror Mod." Used my Dremel to do it... Cost: $0.003 (for the electricity used by the battery).
Removed my cupholder's inner rubber lining, allowing large beverages to fit. Cost: $0.00
Added small round mirrors to the outside mirrors, covering blindspots... Cost: $5.00.
Added small round mirrors to the outside-most two vents, for doors-off driving: Cost: $5.00 (and they work like a charm!).
Those are all the <=$5.00 mods I can think of that I did, although there may be more..
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Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Bloomfield, NJ
Ordered an accessory tray from Quadratec so I can put sunglasses, etc. above the radio. Replaces the existing plastic up there. $50.
Not exactly "no" or "low" budget, but not too expensive either.
Not exactly "no" or "low" budget, but not too expensive either.
