Yeah, we're lucky that MD has a cool flag. Loved the ordering experience at Adams but their service department is disappointing. Go Ravens!
It was an OEM hitch. I got it for free when I bought someone’s rock rails off this forum. Only thing I had to buy was a couple bolts and washers... $17 including shipping. Not a very common size bolt...
Thanks @Djmatt85. Nice pick up in the hitch. I just grabbed a mopar hitch from cjpony which doesn’t include hardware for $80, so I need to grab the h/w as well.
Which model JLUR do you have?Might have been friday, but I put on new diff covers after I powder coated them. I also didn't know how beat up my old ones were getting.
Sorry, lost in here.
If you are ever around central Indiana, I've got a nice Rubi takeoff suspension sitting in a box waiting for a new home.Finally new tires.. Going from 35s on my JK to 31s on my JLU was sobering. Now I just need a Rubi takeoff suspension and step sliders. Some round spot lamps... I’ve gotta say my list was super long with things I needed to change on my JK. The JL has changed that. You get to go right to the important things. Love this Jeep.
Thanks! I’d pay shipping if it wasn’t too much. Just need the coils, shocks, and links, lol
If you ever pass through or even remotely near, let me know. They'll probably be sitting here, shiny, and barely used. I think I had 700 miles on the Jeep when I swapped them out.
That bumper came out great though, I like how tucked up it is. Doesnt stick out super far like most. Good work!Spent 14 hours yesterday getting the Jeep put back together to go wheeling today and woke up to a torrential downpour.
Installed the Currie AntiRock, wired up a pair of turn signals, finished wiring the winch. Bumper's not finished....but it's wheelable. And here I thought buying a new Jeep would be faster and less work than building my wife's old TJ. I have like 70 hours in the front bumper project at this point.
