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Oct 9, 2010 | 09:29 AM

#5681

08{GA}RUBICON

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From: Woodstock, GA

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Originally Posted by 08RedRecon

I am selling my front/rear PS Crusher flares and Rocker Panels.
$1300 new, for sale for $900.
Flares fit both 2 or 4 dr, rocker panels are for 2dr only.Attachment 94095

Why are you selling them?

Oct 9, 2010 | 09:31 AM

#5682

08{GA}RUBICON

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From: Woodstock, GA

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Originally Posted by JK-Rubi

Enjoyed the open air feel of my Bestop Highrock Element Tube Doors on this last ride, but I definitely am not impressed with the latching mechanism. A little loose, but I think I can probably tighten them up a bit. Will keep you guys posted. On the positive side, I really liked the extra storage the "saddle bags" had to offer.

What type material are they made of? Easy to Clean?

Oct 9, 2010 | 01:03 PM

#5683

JK-Rubi

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From: North Alabama

Bestop Tube Doors

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Originally Posted by 08{GA}RUBICON

What type material are they made of? Easy to Clean?

Tubes are 1" metal. Saddle bags are made from same material as our Mopar soft tops. Haven't gotten them real dirty yet, but I did spray the dust off them from the last trip and noticed they are water repellent (proof?).

Oct 9, 2010 | 01:07 PM

#5684

JK-Rubi

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From: North Alabama

Mirror

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Originally Posted by Denny2565

It's a TJ mirror mounted on a bracket below the windshield frame. I went with this one because if I hit anything, the entire mirror assembly will fold vs. just the mirror on some other brands.

TJ mirror is what I'm using also. I came close to a tree with them last trip, and they did exactly as you said, folded in towards the Jeep - was happy to see that.

Oct 9, 2010 | 02:39 PM

#5685

08RedRecon

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From: Madison, AL

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Originally Posted by 08{GA}RUBICON

Why are you selling them?

Too heavy in my opinion.

Oct 9, 2010 | 03:36 PM

#5686

sixty5vdub

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From: Hunstville, AL

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Originally Posted by randy payne

Anthony, did u ever run those threadwright tires ? I heard good things on the web reviews, but never talked to anyone that had ran them

I never ran them. I got them from Jason, a former JK'er on this forum. He said he ran them with no issues. Only took them off to go bigger.

Anthony

Oct 9, 2010 | 03:54 PM

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sixty5vdub

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From: Hunstville, AL

Anyone needs some engine parts?

Anthony

Oct 9, 2010 | 05:13 PM

#5688

MDodson

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From: Trinity Alabama

Stoney Lonesome was ok. Made it there about 1:00 rode till about 4 . It was a big dust bowl . It would be better if it rained or snowed. Most of the trails where for 4-wheelers .

I was able to flex it out alot more with the discos off .

I did not got on the ones that said Jeeps for fear of the swaybar hitting the tires in the front . I think wheel spacers may help that problem .

I am glad it was free I would not been to happy if I would have had to pay for it . A little bit longer they may have it worked out