What did you do TO your Jeep JL today?

[Jay 13]

I threw dollar bills at it as I stripped it down and got it topless.......naked as one might say. After all today is Go Topless Day.

Should have some great pics later from a Go Topless Day event.

Does the wife know?...

 

[MntsRcalln]

Changed oil, front and rear diff fluid, cabin filter and Rough Country front diff cover. The only thing I don’t like about the diff cover is the driver side break line rests on it. I’m going to split a piece of fuel line and put it on that area of the break line. I don’t want to rub a hole in that thing.

 

[slick]

Upgraded the front upper dash speakers and the soundbar speakers to MB Quart.
https://mbquart.com/jc1-169sb/
https://mbquart.com/jc1-108/

The dash speakers made a huge improvement to the highs and mids. They sound so much better over the alpine system dash speakers. The 6x9s in the sound bar are an improvement as well. I didn't bother to remove the soundbar to cut out the opening so just used a sheet to cover everything in the jeep and used a cordless dremel to cut out the areas I needed to fit the 6x9 in. Pretty easy to do if you take your time.

everything else is stock? Like HU and the rear sub? this is something I think I need to do. How did you decide on the speakers? I haven't researched anything yet. I have my volume almost maxed all the time.

 

[slick]

Upgraded from the standard plastic to the Mopar steel front bumper as well as added a Warn low winch guard. I love it!

To me thats the best looking front bumper there is. I haven't found one yet for mine.

 

[frank-o]

Got mine back yesterday after dealer monted the new RGs. They put 40-42lbs in them. I asked the same question earlier, hope to get a solid answer.......

Sounds good. My shop put them at 45-46 which I feel is too high. I was thinking about dropping down.

 

[frank-o]

I have a 39x13.50 spare on the back, no interference.

Sounds good. I’m still on the Rubicon standard tire carrier and the tire does stick out significantly further and I’m just picking it up on the passenger side. Will have to investigate further.

 

[Daywalker78]

To me thats the best looking front bumper there is. I haven't found one yet for mine.

Agreed, didn't wanna spend $1300-$1400 for a new one with the steel skid plate, luckily found it all used.

 

[slick]

Agreed, didn't wanna spend $1300-$1400 for a new one with the steel skid plate, luckily found it all used.

need the bull bar. And I would go red whenever I find a bumper.

 

[jhackathorne]

Sounds good. My shop put them at 45-46 which I feel is too high. I was thinking about dropping down.

For sure drop the PSI! You’ll prob freak out the first bump you hit if you leave it at anything over 35 let alone 45.

 

[hoag4147]

Changed oil, front and rear diff fluid, cabin filter and Rough Country front diff cover. The only thing I don’t like about the diff cover is the driver side break line rests on it. I’m going to split a piece of fuel line and put it on that area of the break line. I don’t want to rub a hole in that thing.

Couple members on here swear by these. May help get up and out of way.

https://www.northridge4x4.com/part/...5wrttb2693gLEp-xd_8hjcmxp_jRtGaYaArzzEALw_wcB

 

[Jeep’n Jay]

Not sure about 35s but my 37s do best at 30psi cold. Sometimes a little testing helps since each vehicle weight makes a difference. You will want to change TPMS setting also to get rid of warning light if dropping this low.

I second the 30 psi for 37’s. I’ve tried them at 28,29,30, and 32 and 38, and 30 is by far and away the best

 

[frank-o]

For sure drop the PSI! You’ll prob freak out the first bump you hit if you leave it at anything over 35 let alone 45.

Yes - it actually drove pretty well on the highway today, but a little jumpy on bumps... definitely going to air down. Thanks!

 

[qnet]

Installed KC highlights cyclone lights under hood (not pictured). Installed Rugged Ridge Arcus rear bumper, license plate relocation bracket with lights and Magnaflow exhaust.

 

[GreatWhite13]

Added a brawlee rear light
Pissed i didnt do this sooner

 

[bem1]

Upgraded the front upper dash speakers and the soundbar speakers to MB Quart.
https://mbquart.com/jc1-169sb/
https://mbquart.com/jc1-108/

The dash speakers made a huge improvement to the highs and mids. They sound so much better over the alpine system dash speakers. The 6x9s in the sound bar are an improvement as well. I didn't bother to remove the soundbar to cut out the opening so just used a sheet to cover everything in the jeep and used a cordless dremel to cut out the areas I needed to fit the 6x9 in. Pretty easy to do if you take your time.

I installed the front 3.5 mbquart speakers yesterday myself....what a difference! Going to do the 6x9's and knee ones next...