Yep, handy little factory extension those, we miss out on the raised Rubi flares but get the small extension, it's just enough to cover my 305's and keep me legalHey Steve Great seeing what you're doing with your Jeep on the other side of the world!
I just noticed the from your pics that the Aussie Jeeps come with an additional flare extension built into the fenders...very cool. Keep the pics coming.
-Steven
We don't get the raised rubicon springs but we do get the shocks, odd, I am hoping they will be long enough without the shock extensions hence why I am waiting to see how they go.Or maybe even rubicon shocks as i believe they are 1" longer. Plus you will notice a better ride and can get them used for cheap.
Yep, it's on the listAre you going to relocate the steering damper to be a bit out of the way? It hangs quite low on our right hand drive JLs
I will keep an eye on this thread, I want to do the same.Yep, it's on the list
Really nice upgrades Steve!Done a few more things since the last update, Probably forget something but here we go
- Added the Stedi ST3303 Pro light bar
- Added the Blackvue DR900S dashcam
- Added rear airbags for towing the camper
- Finished off the rear Lithium battery setup and added a surface mount Anderson outlet
- Added a Stedi rocklight on the inside of the hatch with a dimmer switch
- Added a Bulletpoint phone mount and ran a long cable from center console to it for the phone. Goes under the console, up under the dash and up the a pillar and then along the base of the windscreen
- Added topsy hardtop lift hooks
I think that's it, a couple of pics
Topsy hooks
Bulletpoint mount
Airbags, run at 5psi for no lift and 40psi for towing the camper
Airbag valves
Anderson plug going to second battery under the floor (48AH lithium with DC-DC charger). Fridge has an anderson plug cable or I can plug in my distribution box with numerous outlets on it, fused at 30A.
Stedi rear window light for the table
Stedi lightbar
Dashcam, easier to install the cableing with the widscreen lowered a bit.
Were you able to run your air bag lines to the top with your spacer lift or did you go to the bottom?
I had to take the coils out, remove the bolts for the spacers and then put the spacers back in without bolts, much the same as the original rubber isolaters were, they were a pain to hold there and keep lined up while the coils went back in (used to double sided tape) but it seems like the bolts are more for convenience than anything else. I did consider running the bags upside down but then the air lines would be a lot more exposed, it would have worked though.Were you able to run your air bag lines to the top with your spacer lift or did you go to the bottom?
Really impressive build, very nice mods. Im thinking of getting my very first Jeep next year and like following these mod threads. (I always thought Australia was the land of Toyota Land Cruisers or Land Rovers. Nice to see a Jeep there.)Done a few more things since the last update, Probably forget something but here we go
- Added the Stedi ST3303 Pro light bar
- Added the Blackvue DR900S dashcam
- Added rear airbags for towing the camper
- Finished off the rear Lithium battery setup and added a surface mount Anderson outlet
- Added a Stedi rocklight on the inside of the hatch with a dimmer switch
- Added a Bulletpoint phone mount and ran a long cable from center console to it for the phone. Goes under the console, up under the dash and up the a pillar and then along the base of the windscreen
- Added topsy hardtop lift hooks
I think that's it, a couple of pics
Topsy hooks
Bulletpoint mount
Airbags, run at 5psi for no lift and 40psi for towing the camper
Airbag valves
Anderson plug going to second battery under the floor (48AH lithium with DC-DC charger). Fridge has an anderson plug cable or I can plug in my distribution box with numerous outlets on it, fused at 30A.
Stedi rear window light for the table
Stedi lightbar
Dashcam, easier to install the cableing with the widscreen lowered a bit.