Nice, where did you get them?Rubicon sun visor warning deletes. Sometimes the simplest mods are the most visually appealing.
I know I can hear the warnings and peel them. Thought I'd try this first since it will match the red dash/red thread interior anyway.
It’s your decision 40s would look great but I myself would have to regear and that’s a lot of tire for the stock axles if you go off-road I would save the penny’s for larger axles and sale the factory one’s again ONLY IF YOU GO OFF ROAD by the way great looking Jeep
Do I need to go to 38’s or 40’s? Running 37 12.50 17 Mastercraft MXT’s now.
Installed MC 3.5 Game Changer, Adams front DS, American Adventure Labs LED’s and Pixie Decals vent decals.
Thanks.
@MikeinDelaware
I don't normally say anything bad against people's choices but this one doesn't look good. I'm all for DIY but you might want to consider having Don @pixeldecals make a better one that tucks in like what I'm runningMade some decals and stuck em on the Jeep.
May do this to solve the Bestop XM reception issue when the sunrider/trektop is open.....Relocated my XM antenna to get it out from underneath my Rhino Rack. I used a bracket from @Maximus-3 , which is perfectly machined. It was complicated somewhat by having to remove all four of my GCPA grab handles and my sunshade. I also made it a bit more difficult on myself by rewrapping some tape that’s holding the wire for the cellular antenna.
A shot with the sunshade draped over the windshield:
I routed the wire through the roll bar. I later moved the sunshade to be below the antenna so I could get the panels back on.
With the sunshade in place and the visor up, you can’t even see it.
Pixeldecals. They do nice work and have a lot of other nice decals too.
Hello Marc. I saw someone's thread over the weekend about these Panels that are holding your molle bags. Will these work on the Sky One top ??@MikeinDelaware
They're somewhat overpriced (but then again, what aftermarket accessory isn't?), but very useful. I have their overhead panel, and it frees up space if you don't want to clutter the tailgate or seatbacks with molle bags. The first-aid kit is more easily accessible up there.
If curious...
While I have you here I never see a picture of your Jeep. I see the inside now you just posted. Where is photo of your Jeep ??? Your Profile is the little dude blowing top.@MikeinDelaware
They're somewhat overpriced (but then again, what aftermarket accessory isn't?), but very useful. I have their overhead panel, and it frees up space if you don't want to clutter the tailgate or seatbacks with molle bags. The first-aid kit is more easily accessible up there.
If curious...
You gotta love this post ! Pics or it doesnt exist !While I have you here I never see a picture of your Jeep. I see the inside now you just posted. Where is photo of your Jeep ??? Your Profile is the little dude blowing top.
The overhead panel shouldn't interfere with any top. At the front, it mounts underneath where the Freedom Panels secure to the windshield, and towards the center it mounts to the roll bar.While I have you here I never see a picture of your Jeep. I see the inside now you just posted. Where is photo of your Jeep ??? Your Profile is the little dude blowing top.
They make nice stuff I have the tailgate table as well I highly recommend@MikeinDelaware
They're somewhat overpriced (but then again, what aftermarket accessory isn't?), but very useful. I have their overhead panel, and it frees up space if you don't want to clutter the tailgate or seatbacks with molle bags. The first-aid kit is more easily accessible up there.
If curious...
