simpleJL
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- First Name
- Kyle
- Joined
- Nov 29, 2017
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- Location
- East Bay, CA
- Vehicle(s)
- '18 JLUR
I regret it for you.Removed the rubicon decals. Not sure if I regret it yet.
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I regret it for you.Removed the rubicon decals. Not sure if I regret it yet.
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No worries, if you want to put them back on their only $50 a piece.Removed the rubicon decals. Not sure if I regret it yet.
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Lots of ideas you can do if you want toRemoved the rubicon decals. Not sure if I regret it yet.
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Does that little mat that was in the tray go back in or does it have to stay out after the install?Just installed the new phone mount from 67 Designs. A very easy install.
https://www.67d.com/collections/jl-bases-and-options
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Yeah it never ends, i already want more things but have to start saving again. What an addiction. LolNice! I got those wheels too. Just waiting to save some $$ to get new tires.
The instructions say you have to cut the mat before putting it back.Does that little mat that was in the tray go back in or does it have to stay out after the install?
Link for the mount?I just got it on amazon hi-lift branded. It has not come loose. I just wanted less weight on rear as I have an ARB and tools back there.
Mopar 2"!Looks great. What lift are you running?
Going to another discount tire for them to help me out. The tire pressure was at 40 so I lowered down to 29, but that still doesn't help when the guy said he couldn't get it to zero. This other discount tire said the same thing about road force not doing anything, but he'd said that they would figure it out and get them done right. All I could ask for.See if you have a shop that does Road Force Balancing - this moves the tire around the wheel to give the optimum position to balance. It is hard to balance 37”+ tires on smaller wheels.
Pulled into the office today to find a new JL on the block. Man this thing is beautiful, would love to know who did the wrap. 35s with looks to be a 3" lift.
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I thought the mopar provided tool kit had the right tools to remove it, I think I even used them to make sure.Mopar 2"!
Going to another discount tire for them to help me out. The tire pressure was at 40 so I lowered down to 29, but that still doesn't help when the guy said he couldn't get it to zero. This other discount tire said the same thing about road force not doing anything, but he'd said that they would figure it out and get them done right. All I could ask for.
Today I installed the Mopar 3rd light relocation bracket:
- $59 shipped on eBay from a dealer out of OK.
- Thought I would need it for my 37's but turns out the OEM location works just fine. Oh well, at least it looks cool?
- Works great but now I need a T20 and a T45 Torx in my trunk just in case I need to get the spare down, wish they would have improvised an easier way to remove the light and assembly.
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See if you have a shop that does Road Force Balancing - this moves the tire around the wheel to give the optimum position to balance. It is hard to balance 37”+ tires on smaller wheels.
They provide the T20 but the other one is a T50. T45 is the one I had to buy and store.I thought the mopar provided tool kit had the right tools to remove it, I think I even used them to make sure.
They provide the T20 but the other one is a T50. T45 is the one I had to buy and store.
Ill check again too, but I know I had to use my T45 3/8 drive socket to mount two of the bolts.I will check, wonder if my bolts are different or if bought new ones or if I am loosing my mind. Put your money on the later. But I only carry my big bag of tools when wheeling, so I need to know as well.