Guitar Man
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Enough already! You're beating a dead horse!I installed the Bronco antenna on my JL. Now I think my JL has Bronchitis!!🥲
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Enough already! You're beating a dead horse!I installed the Bronco antenna on my JL. Now I think my JL has Bronchitis!!🥲
The one time I got mud on the camera the spray got the mud off, but if left water droplets all over instead. And when you are crawling along at 3 mph the droplets didn’t bead off very quickly.The spray doesn't clean it sufficiently?
Mine peeks out past the hoop, so that's not visible at all. My winch is buried down in the bumper. My big-ass LEDs do, however, block visibility a little:
I have this problem too, but now I put a little RainX on the lens and it helps a lot.The one time I got mud on the camera the spray got the mud off, but if left water droplets all over instead. And when you are crawling along at 3 mph the droplets didn’t bead off very quickly.
Yeah, that happens, but it's pretty simple to just clean it off with a finger.The one time I got mud on the camera the spray got the mud off, but if left water droplets all over instead. And when you are crawling along at 3 mph the droplets didn’t bead off very quickly.
The JL2D has the stock 285/70R17 (33’s) BFG KO2 that came on a Rubicon. They only look bigger because Sport fenders and no lift yet. I’ll be getting a Rubicon suspension take off so expect 1” more. And that’s it for wife’s JLLove the YJ Cummins build! Fun!
What size tires are on your White JL?
They look perfect IMO.
Thanks!
I concur.. love minehttps://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07GXCY78J?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title
This one works great for me
Wish I could get away with a 2Door. Perhaps if I lived somewhere close to something to climb and explore.First off, great thread. Over the years I've done mods to vehicles that just kinda fell flat. It's nice to hear what things worked out for other people so you don't end up with a bad mod yourself.
As for the topic of the thread. Great call on the 35 x 12.5 tires. I learned that one years ago. On my last Jeep I went with 34's and was completely happy. On my current Ram I went with 35 x 11. Again a great choice, and I'm completely happy with them. You absolutely nailed it with that one.
I had a SpiderwebShade on my last Jeep and was very happy with it. It was blue, so maybe a little easier to see through than black or something, but it did a pretty good job creating shade. It wasn't complete shade like sitting under an umbrella, but it did cut down on the harsh sun, and saved me from having to wear a hat.
That said, it does kinda suck that you can't quickly/easily open it up for full open on overcast days, or at night. I'm kinda torn on the whole shade thing. I liked it, but I can see the negatives too.
I just got a 2 door a few days ago!!! Don't see to many of those around.
How do you record with the Front Trail Cam?I love my JLR except I didn't get a front camera. I'm buying a new rig just for the front camera. I've got a good WiFi backup camera mounted on the front, but it sucks compared to the factory camera. I read every review on the front camera before I ordered, and all they said was it was great for recording. One ride in a rig with the font camera and you can't live without it where I crawl.
Won't bashing a rock or tree with metal fenders put that force back into your body panels instead of bending, deflecting, cracking, etc. plastic ones before they damage the body they are connected to?Plastic high-line fenders! Big fail. Go metal or you will regret it the first rock or tree that you bash..
Everything including the hoop and down are mostly blocked in the stock camera view with a winch installed on the Mopar bumper and ironically are the area that I am most concerned about seeing with the aid of a front camera. Everything above the hoop I can just about see by looking over the hood.The spray doesn't clean it sufficiently?
Mine peeks out past the hoop, so that's not visible at all. My winch is buried down in the bumper. My big-ass LEDs do, however, block visibility a little:
My reasoning not to do metal fenders.Won't bashing a rock or tree with metal fenders put that force back into your body panels instead of bending, deflecting, cracking, etc. plastic ones before they damage the body they are connected to?
Bet they'll do the 360° 'invisi-view' trick like they have on the new LR Defenders..Cameras mounted under the side mirrors would be a better idea, bet that comes out in 2024.
Maybe try RainX Windshield washer fluid. I’m a solid believer in how the droplets shed due to the chemistry of the product. Worth try.The one time I got mud on the camera the spray got the mud off, but if left water droplets all over instead. And when you are crawling along at 3 mph the droplets didn’t bead off very quickly.