Partswiz
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Added the Jeep's name Bleep for all to see and pinstripes.
Looking for an emoji sticker to represent censored/Bleep by name or replace.
Looking for a better bronze color but works for now.
You're going to need to modify the black clips a bit with a Dremel or something. The piece that you slide into the fender side is smaller than what the black clips offer (the center part). They'll work well after modification.THANKS a bunch! Put in my order......
@rfg9585THANKS a bunch! Put in my order......
Doesn't look like a strike.Got a cracked windshield . It's so random haven't driven the Jeep in four day and I drive it and see this. its from the base and not sure it's from a rock. Safelite was 845$ to replace it because of the ACC sensor. Which doesn't make any sense because the windshield folds down so it's even attached to the sensor.
I really like that bumper, looks great. I see the downside is it really reveals the JL’s boat anchor of a muffler. Maybe do a muffler delete kit or paint it satin black with high temp paint.Cross posted in the 2 door section
Installed the @Metalcloak narrow width rear bumper.
There are a few things that drew me to this one in particular.
1. Provisions for relocating the license plate with a light.
2. It comes powder coated.
3. The increased departure angle opposed to the stock plastic bumper I had.
4. The pinch seam protection offered by the end caps.
5. The (beautifully) welded on recovery points.
After, it’s @Metalcloak - so it’s a quality bumper - well made and beefy. I personally had some challenges with the instructions. Mainly because I installed it on a JL Sport. The directions are written and photographed as if you’ll be installing on a Rubicon. Believe it or not (at least on the 2018s) there are a few differences between the Sport and Rubi rear bumper configuration. Not a big deal… there was some cussing and a tool “toss” I’m not proud of- but that’s normal for any install I do.
I like it. The rear end matches up better with the oem steel front now.
Safelite tried that with me earlier this year. They also couldn't recalibrate the ACC because my Jeep is lifted.Got a cracked windshield . It's so random haven't driven the Jeep in four day and I drive it and see this. its from the base and not sure it's from a rock. Safelite wants $845 to replace it because of the ACC sensor. Which doesn't make any sense because the windshield folds down so it's not even attached to the sensor.
Nope - No bolts on a SOT. The rear windows come out like your Freedom Panels do with latches. If you are gutsy enough, the holes are in the body under the window frame and could be used for sure. I haven't gotten the guts up to do it yet! I have a small MOLLE Rack that I plan to mount between the seat and the wheel well that uses the factory bolt holes.That is a great question. I have not looked on the inside of a Wrangler with the Sky Top, so don't know exactly how that is set up, but these are simply replacing the bolts that attach the hard top to the Jeep, so I would think that would be the same?
You can do it…I bolted in from underneath with thread locker to mount my powertank bracket. Works great and didn’t need to drill through the window bracket.Nope - No bolts on a SOT. The rear windows come out like your Freedom Panels do with latches. If you are gutsy enough, the holes are in the body under the window frame and could be used for sure. I haven't gotten the guts up to do it yet! I have a small MOLLE Rack that I plan to mount between the seat and the wheel well that uses the factory bolt holes.