HoundDude
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is there any chance we could get a pic of what it looks like after removal please? I've been planning on doing this but I'm a little concerned about what it'll look like after.
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UKCATS
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Hey Paul, what wheels are those?My newly installed 35" tire was vibrating a little much, so I removed it and changed the set up. I thought I'd share what I did, and what I used for anyone else adding 35" tires for the first time. This is on JL Sahara.
I'm using a Rough Country relocation bracket which seems to be rock solid. Will add the HD reinforcement soon to be safe.
1. Removed the tire. Rookie's tip - don't let that sucker drop the last foot, or it will bounce right back in your face
2. Re-routed the third brake light wire to give a little more slack in the cable - just undo the torx screws from the light mounting and lift the wire to the inner track giving an extra inch or so.
3. Extended the bump stops and put on a rubber foot to apply more even pressure on the tire (previously had cut PVC pipe only)
I used a piece of 1 1/4" OD PVC tube (a washing machine hose - $5 at Home Depot) and cut it to fit. This sits perfectly inside the factory bumpstop. I then used a rubber leg tip (meant for furniture - $3 for 2 at Home Depot) on the other end with a 1 1/4" interior diameter and 32mm in length. This sits nicely against the tire to distribute any pressure and stopped any vibration.
4. Finally done, I found out how hard it is to mount a nearly 100lbs 35" wheel/tire combo solo! My solution was to lift onto storage crates and get close enough to level up, then do final short lift to the carrier. That's my weight lifting done for the day
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Read here... there is a pic(s) . The outline seems a tad bit more pronounced in the pic then it actually is. Can tell you the outline is way better to deal with visually then the warning label.. I don't even notice the outline anymore.
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/sun-visor-warning-decal-removal-mod.4873/
GreyFox
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https://www.pixeldecals.com/shop/JL-Plain-Visor-Cover-Up-Decals?search=Visor
If the visual is distracting you could cover it. Unfortunately, I don't know first hand as my JL hasn't arrived yet
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Had cover ups on my last 3 JK's... had cover ups as I could not get the sticker's off of the JK visors.https://www.pixeldecals.com/shop/JL-Plain-Visor-Cover-Up-Decals?search=Visor
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If the visual is distracting you could cover it. Unfortunately, I don't know first hand as my JL hasn't arrived yet
JL, looks much better with nothing... no warning sticker, no cover up decal.. nada....
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TrailTorque
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Well where are mine at then? Lol I ordered the week of Black Friday
TrailTorque
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Holy crap! We should receive Gorilla Glass for free honestly. It should have came as a stock option..My cracks grew today. Does that count?
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I have the same spray bottle.Had some clear protection film leftover from when I did the door sills so I applied it to my door hinges. Should work for now.
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