mygreenkaw
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Which inners are those in the rear? Going with the same brand for the front liners?Installed my fox 2.5 need to finish the inner fenders.
Which inners are those in the rear? Going with the same brand for the front liners?Installed my fox 2.5 need to finish the inner fenders.
It's the full width HD bumper.Which bumper? I just bought a RR Arcus for my JK and am looking for a skid plate to go under it. Not sure RR makes one, but this doesn't bode well for them if they did.
Artec IndustriesWhich inners are those in the rear? Going with the same brand for the front liners?
I did this a year or so ago...didn't last long. Ended up flying off and getting hard and cracked. Just something for you to look forward tooPut these rubber trim between the hood and fenders. Lots of debris gets in there I found out fast.
They are extremely bright. Amber floods (21’s) and clear spot (32’s) lights. Perfect for going fast in the night. Or in my situation, going slow for our Search and Rescue Team.Dude how bright are those lights and do you have any pics of them downrange?
They are CoverCraft/Carhartt seat covers.Which seat cover is it and how do you like it? Mind sharing more pictures?
Thanks!
You clearly have more experience and tools than I do; I would just waste a bunch of time with an angle grinder and a flap disk, and call it a dayI was going to throw my Rugged Ridge skid plate onto my HD bumper and go hit the trail, but I ended up spending over six hours dicking around with the install. Rugged Ridge keeps saying "it's all explained in step 4" and step 4 doesn't even show a bumper installed, let alone one with the factory LED foglights. The bumper is great, and this part will work with the bumper very well, but it does not fit for jack shit.
The worst problem is that I really have no neat way of making this kind of cut. I can't use my bandsaw on a piece this huge without rearranging my entire shop. I can't use my mill, because the piece chatters all to hell, and I'm guaranteed to break an expensive endmill if I persist. If I took the vise off and used those two slots in the center to bolt it to the table, I don't think I would have enough Y axis travel. I don't know. I just thought of that, and I'm going to go eyeball it tomorrow. I would rather use my mill, and make neat, precise cuts, and I need to make these cutouts yet again larger still. While I'm at it, I should mill out the mounting holes to turn them into slots, and enlarge the access holes for the lower bolts. I'll just wreck the shit out of ALLLLL the nice powder coat.
I paid almost $200 for this piece of shit, and I'm really not happy. Yet I REALLY like how it's going to look, and I could really use the front end protection too.
It's hard to say without trying hands on. Maybe. It depends on if you could get it worked around to scoop out the bottom without hitting the housing on the work.Could you use something like this?