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What am I missing here?
OminousSkitter
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Probably that they look the same ‘cept for the bolt underneath because they now use a pin for easier removal? But it’s pretty hard to tell in that picture.
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No corrosion
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Ahh the OP ninja edited and added that additional photo/ diagram.
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Blues Fan 30
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Ngl this seems really nice. Wonder if the previous model years could be easily converted.
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So wait, without the bolt on the bottom does that mean it’s even easier from someone to walk off with my doors if I forget to lock the vehicle?
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So now it takes 5 seconds less to remove the door.
1 minute if you dont have a power ratchet.
1 minute if you dont have a power ratchet.
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I didn't even recognize them without the corrosion. Thought it was a different vehicle.
Looks sort of like a pin that went in my tire carrier on my old TJ's. Drill out the bolt on your current JL and it should work fine.
I have to admit, these are pretty slick.
Blues Fan 30
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Most theft is a crime of convenience. Carrying away big heavy doors is not exactly convenient. I highly doubt this is a big issue. It'd be much more likely a thief opens the door checks for small things of value and then dips.
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there I fixed it for you lol
OminousSkitter
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Huh, so they did. (I replied before that edit)
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