Here is my list:

> Front bumper,airdam for Shrockworks mid and a warn PP.
> some of the stock Rubi underarmor for Skidrow oil pan skid Absolute off road evap can skid.
> Stock rubi rock rails for Shrockworks rock rails.
> All interior carpets for Line-X
> Removed that lid for the rear well and put my air tank there.
> Stock rubi shocks for BDS shocks with the BB.
> Stock rubi diff covers for SOLID diff covers.

More to come!!

 

Back seat was first to go..........needed room for dog and tools
Air filter for Airaid and throttle body riser
Ripped off the rear passenger fender (log hiding in the bushes). That went back on tho.
I'm about ready to rip off the high beam light...!!! (how do they expect us to see in the dark???!!!)
Next will be those exaggerated stock street tires and wheels...!!!

 

I removed the dealer sticker and liscense plate before I drove off the lot. I removed the stupid X sticker as soon as I got it home.

 

front and rear silly milk jug bumpers and ground off the coffee cans on the front steel bumper thats under the fake bumper LOL, the factory air box, the x-stickers, stock tires, the windshield(twice), and the 45 or so pounds of mud i get on every chance i get

 

For those that removed the stickers off the visors.
How did you get the sticky glue residue off after taking the stickers off?


I too removed the insulation under the hood. I also removed all the stickers and trail rated badge.

 

I used a little bit of goo gone for most of it and got the rest off with my thumb.

 

I just took em off.

I used a hair dryer to warm the stickers up and they came right off. All the glue came off with the sticker. I didnt have to use goo gone or rubbing alcohol either.

 

I removed the stock decals everywhere and the bright JEEP letters on my grille. I refuse to advertise. I will reattach them as soon as I finish modifying my grille but they will be different. The stock air dam came off instantly.

 

On the first one I used rubbing alcohol and elbow grease. On the second one, I tried a trick my mom taught me. After slowly pulling off the sticker (it came off mostly in one piece) I used the sticky back of the removed label to dab off the residue. Kind of like sopping gravy with bread, to use a Southern reference. Worked VERY well.

 

If you read the stickers. I think that you have to EAT THEM. the Tag says, ONLY TO BE REMOVED BY CONSUMER!!!!!