What did you do TO your Jeep JL today?

[Stormin’ Moorman]

Installed and wired in my phone mount. Vent mount base from Offroam, and phone holder from 67 Designs.

You can pop the dash and run the cable behind your dash to the same place.

 

[ConqSoft]

You can pop the dash and run the cable behind your dash to the same place.

Do you mean using the media ports on the dash? Yeah, you can do that much easier but I want to leave those open for passenger use and I don’t like wires hanging out of those all the time.

 

[Buzz11]

Nice

Thanks ... I don't get why the zippers aren't built in, in the first place.

 

[earthgirl]

Installed the Mopar tailgate table. It states it takes 1-2 hours, but it was only about 30 minutes. FYI, no rattles.

 

[ShariJeep]

Just installed an Autostop Eliminator in my 2020 JLU. Sorry, no pics as the install literally took no more than 5 minutes. Went for a quick drive around the block and it works perfectly. Well worth the $85 (after discount code).

https://www.autostopeliminator.com/...cts/2018-jeep-wrangler-jl-autostop-eliminator

Use code GMTRUCKS (yeah, I know) for $15 off the normal $99 price.

This still working great? I am picking this up!

 

[DEVIL JL]

Installed the Rock-Slide Engineering EZ Mount tire strap with two 2 gallon rotopax cans.

 

[ConqSoft]

Installed my Spiderwebshade mesh top.

 

[Shawn_1121]

New shoes and little subtle sticker on the rear quarter.
Wheels are fuel off-road Vector 17x9 wrapper in KO2’s.

loving the look. Next is lift.

 

[MSteeves]

I installed the DV8 tailgate shelf/table.

I looked at some of the others. There were some very nice ones but the prices were ... out there. All I wanted was a simple shelf, not something NASA would bid on for the ISS. I looked at the MOPAR, which is not too shabby a design and construction. Then I looked at the DV8, which is almost a copy of the MOPAR, but about 40 bux less.

Both are overpriced, when you come right down to it. But looking at the cheaper items out there ... well ... they were ... cheap.

The installation is straightforward. There is no instruction sheet, but this install video of a MOPAR item works just fine:



Some differences:

The MOPAR apparently uses TORX screws. The DV8 uses hex head screws.

The latches are placed slightly differently. The DV8's are on the lip of the shelf, where the MOPAR's are on the bottom as you can see in the install video. The DV8 latches are slightly less robust than the MOPAR latches but not wretchedly so. They work, snugly, and there is no rattling or play.

The DV8 shelf installs with the lip up. That's a PITA. But, it is easily reversed, though to do so necessitates the drilling of new holes. Remove the latch mechanism, and drill a new hole the same distance from the radius of the bend as is the original hole from the edge of the lip.

The install takes about 30 minutes.

One last observation - there's no way this thing will take 100 pounds. The MOPAR claims 20. That seems reasonable. 20 pounds is actually quite a bit, come down to it.

 

[EDH_JL]

Powertank mount complete, now onto the LOD sliders

 

[Thinman]

5 tire rotation plus got bored and tossed 2 of 4 metal cloak door steps on. Still waiting to win the frontrunner rack (yay!) or their fathers day sale to buy (boo!) one.

....so yeah, nothing to step up to yet.

Have two more, but didn't want to be the 4 step-no-rack guy. I can deal with the stares and laughter from kids for the two.

 

[sdiver68]

Installed drip rails

 

[Laststand]

This still working great? I am picking this up!

I installed one about two weeks ago - works great. It does take some contortions to get under the dash to install but not too hard. Dead pedal was a bear to install compared to this.

 

[Dangitbilly]

New license plate frame.

 

[ThirtyOne]

Installed drip rails

Interested. How do they work? Who makes them?