I just blacked out my license # because most other people do it. Not really sure why, but I suppose since everyone on forums uses a screen name and maybe shares their first name but prefer not to allow their full name and address to go public?
Yea, it was pretty messy. Couldn't resist a new tool though!
That is perfect. I am jealous!Removed the Rubi decal and added a new one. Also added a decal to my aftermarket windshield.
@BLACKMOAB I think you're right about why people do it, but it's a false sense of security. I work in IT security - trust me when I say that if someone was so inclined they could track most of us down even without a plate number, although that would make it just a little bit easier.
Do you have more pictures of this in use at night? Any idea if the way you've mounted it will work with soft top? Looking for rear cargo lighting - Brawlee is a nice idea but it is hard top only. Looking for something that stays functional when I put the soft top on in the summer & when I put the hard top back on without having to swap things out.Made a bracket and mounted my camp light
I have been out of town and not had an off road trip for a while. It may be Moab before I get off road, but it does great on bumpy country roads!
That's a great idea covering the engine compartment with plastic. Thank you.thanks Grady, you gotta set what your expectations are when installing it yourself or paying someone. I have no experience, will100%? I graded myself a 90. Would definitely do a better job second time around as most things. Best newbie advice I could give is lay plastic over engine bay during disassembly, don't want to lose anything in that abyss lol. Also the soapy solution has to be right. I didn't have enough soap initially. You will know right away even though you soak the surface and product generously it still felt sticky and unable to move vinyl around. Right amount, you can easily push it around without effort to get your edges lined up. Couple of pics to show you what you have to take off after the insulation is removed. We like the hood, still 50/50 on the side vents
thanks Grady, you gotta set what your expectations are when installing it yourself or paying someone. I have no experience, will it be 100%? I graded myself a 90. Would definitely do a better job second time around as most things. Best newbie advice I could give is lay plastic over engine bay during disassembly, don't want to lose anything in that abyss lol. Also the soapy solution has to be right. I didn't have enough soap initially. You will know right away even though you soak the surface and product generously it still felt sticky and unable to move vinyl around. Right amount, you can easily push it around without effort to get your edges lined up. Couple of pics to show you what you have to take off after the insulation is removed. We like the hood, still 50/50 on the side vents
Any big change in wind noise with that rack?
That's awesome!I added a couple more stickers today.
Classy.
Quality is good. The bolts that go through the pinch seam are larger than on the stock rails, and I had to drill out the holes a bit to get them to fit. Now that they are installed, they are very solid.
