Debadging Problem

[AnnDee4444]

That stands for "Winner".

Haven't looked into debadging that, but would like to.

I've always wanted to remote mount the solenoid and do this for maximum stealth in the OEM steel bumper
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[RubiconToad]

My Rubi was de-bagged starting the first day (took 3) the only thing left is "Trail Rated". No regrets.

Sounds painful!

 

[JohnT]

Ahh crap. How do we regain the HP lost from removing the stickers?

If you didn't remove the "turbo" sticker it will still go fast. Alternately, you can probably find one on amazon.

 

[JL GOAT]

Baby steps... Just removed Wrangler decals from front fenders. Looks great. Gotta convince myself that Rubicon on hood is no different than 4X4 decal on a truck bed.

 

[FiveBoro]

Fully debaged the JLURD. Think it looks great with the clean lines.

Is that a Toyota?

 

[Arterius2]

This guy picked up a bunch of Honda badges with the shop vac and slapped them all on

He probably has a inferiority complex struggling to deal with as well.
So it's understandable.

 

[Arterius2]

Is that a Toyota?

Without the badge I'd almost mistaken it for a 4runner.

 

[Quick]

Is that a Toyota?

Well, based on the frequency of dealer trips, it's closer to a Land Rover than a Toyota

 

[FiveBoro]

I would love to debadge but I'm afraid the dealer wouldn't believe it's a Rubicon if I trade it in.

 

[FiveBoro]

He probably has a inferiority complex struggling to deal with as well.
So it's understandable.

Perfect match, an owner with an inferiority complex driving a car with an identity crisis

 

[OffroadCalling77]

What’s funny is CalTrans uses 4x4 or AWD badging to let people through chain control in R2 conditions. I’m sure they know all wranglers are 4x4, but many trucks are only RWD. I’d keep it on my truck if I had one.

 

[treadmark]

I removed all my decals and emblems in the first couple days, as I like the clean appearance and I did not like the red accents. Everyone still knows it's a Jeep and fellow owners can tell the trim level.

 

[zouch]

my hard front quarter-panel badges stayed on, along with the Willys hood stickers i had planned to take off but found they rather grew on me. they tie in the black grille with the black fenders and hard top on the Bright White Willys better than i had expected. (the hood stickers might still come off, maybe to be replaced by something else, but they gained some value in my eyes when my mom saw them and commented "oh, you got a Willys!". she knew a Willys as what the soldiers who rescued her family from the Nazis were driving.)

the J**p badges on the front quarter panels are OK with me, even if it already says J**p on all 4 of the wheels on the ground.

the "4 Wheel Drive" logo on the Willys tailgate came off as soon as possible as it's kinda' horrible, and was destined to be promptly covered up by a tailgate reinforcement.
not worried about getting past Chain Control; any Highway Patrol officer who doesn't see that Dana 44 hanging out on the front axle at a Chain Control station doesn't deserve his/her badge.

my old J**p is completely logo-free except for the wheel center caps.

 

[HardSell]

Here are some very useful Badges:
For the colorblind, and to comply with the ADA:

For those needing driving instructions:

Theft advice, Steal me first:

 

[bkinnj]

Dumb question perhaps, but hairdryer and Goo Gone to take the stickers off? I've de-bagged before on past vehicles but haven't tried to remove a sticker.

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