JHTS
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Rampage Products locking hood latches on the Bikini today.
timize
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The build continues... just installed Highbeam Off-road Kingpin Series LED tail lights!
ThePaleDuck47
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Today i finally did my DIY door hangers in my shed. Should keep them out of harms way for the fall rides coming up!
ChattVol
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Added a few things earlier this week and wrenched today making adjustments after the 37s rubbed alot last time out. Looking forward to wheelin with several forum members next wknd at Adventure Offroad Park. Fixed body under front fender as best that I could and touched up paint on it and the liners. Added a 3/4" Daystar spacer lift to front bc it was sagging due to extra weight of armor and also added a bumpstop.(running 3" in front now) Rotated tires and retorqued everything.
Added Rusty's rear LCA frame side skids bc I was dragging them.
Added a hitch for our bike racks
$60 Masterflow compressor finally died after 2 years and 20+ uses. Bought the 2 cylinder bigger one for $129. Test aired up a 37 from 12-30psi in 2 min 5 seconds....incredible bang for the buck considering it's close to as fast as the $550 ARB twin for $400 less. Love it! 
Added Rusty's rear LCA frame side skids bc I was dragging them.
Added a hitch for our bike racks
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Cwu21
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I installed RockJock Antirocks this morning. So far on the road I am pleasantly surprised. I was hesitant about it thinking there
Was going to be more body roll.
Was going to be more body roll.
Stormin’ Moorman
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So how does this work with the Rubicon? Did you take out your sway bar disconnect motor? Is it more flex?I installed RockJock Antirocks this morning. So far on the road I am pleasantly surprised. I was hesitant about it thinking there
Was going to be more body roll.
Redneck_Jedi
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Installed the Steersmarts Yeti XD Front Track Bar and checked the tie rod and drag link bolt torque.
SargeChuck
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I picked up the JL yesterday from the dealer. Today I picked up a rubicon takeoff front bumper to replace my sport bumper but was unsuccessful after I fully removed the bumper and took out the fog lamps and realized the mounts are different. Needless to say I learned my lesson and should have researched more. Anyways, I guess I am now in the market for some LEDs and a tazer, but I did remove the eurobumper which was really my main goal.
I also installed Rubicon rock rails.
I also installed Rubicon rock rails.
Fastmover
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I have the RK 2.5" X Factor no limits mid arm kit.
JustCougIt
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I got my tube half doors on so my wife can feel “safe” when I have my Jeep naked. I like them for what they are. Some minor adjustments fixed rattling. The mirrors are quite stout and don’t shake at high speeds which is nice. My son and I went with the stars because of the Captain America vibe. I’m deciding if I want to incorporate white plexiglass on the backside of the stars. I also added some locking bolts on the hinges so the doors can’t be removed by anyone but me.
Raskass77
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James_a
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Just tied up a few projects.
KC Cyclone under hood lights.
Switch-Pro SP-9100 Switch panel, mounted to firewall (slightly modified mount), with A-Pillar controller mount.
Midland MXT400 GMRS on a modified CMM mount and two additional USB ports under the glove box.
KC Cyclone under hood lights.
Switch-Pro SP-9100 Switch panel, mounted to firewall (slightly modified mount), with A-Pillar controller mount.
Midland MXT400 GMRS on a modified CMM mount and two additional USB ports under the glove box.
Mx5red
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I think I had previously decided the UPR catch can was better, do you mind giving your thoughts comparing the two once you’ve installed?Moved my ARB twin compressor today. Heat wave here too, around 100 degrees. Moved it from MORE's mount in the back behind the rear seat, to under the seat using Innovative JK Products air up system. Had to do some rewiring, but the install was a breeze and now airing up and down is even more convenient! Will be putting the MORE mount up for sale soon!
Also installed UPR's catch can, that was a very easy install.
Also a storage bin that was my bday gift from my little cousin.
For my uncle's JT installed the cargo rails on his decked system, as well as Mishimoto catch can.
