What did you do TO your Jeep JL today?

[Mroliver927]

5000km so time for first tire rotation on our new JLUR.

Do you include the spare tire in the rotation? I've heard different opinions on whether you include or DON'T include the spare tire.

 

[Moto_21]

 

[obwahn]

Looks like you've let you hair grow out since our visit to Holcomb.

 

[Moto_21]

Looks like you've let you hair grow out since our visit to Holcomb.

Yeah goin for the fabio summer look

 

[CarbonSteel]

Polyfill sheets installed and ready for the speakers (hard to get a sense of depth, but they are not full of poly fill--only 3 layers):

All done---now to tear the dash apart

 

[Heimkehr]

@CarbonSteel
You'll like the new Infinitys. I continue to be impressed at the improvement in sound quality after replacing just the dash speakers.

 

[GSLSE21B]

Just be aware the cases on those cells are positive - and right under that blue vinyl wrap which is not so durable.... don't ask me how I know this

Yes , I am using neoprene between the cells .

 

[RubiJR]

You lifted the suspension, time to lift the seats. Check!

Seems more comfortable but would probably move my knees up into the dash 6' 7" pluses and minuses

 

[Terminex]

Seems more comfortable but would probably move my knees up into the dash 6' 7" pluses and minuses

They work great for me. One of the nice things about being short. I’m only 6’5”

 

[Roky]

Seat lifters part two....

So I found a scrap piece of Azek on one of my jobs and made my seat lifters out of that. The wood was splitting, but it was just to see if it was going to work. I still will make these out of aluminum stock but in the meantime these work really well. I painted them black and wrapped the edge with the fuzzy side of Velcro and gave it the illusion that it’s a wedge..... .

So now when you open the door to climb in, this is what you see, not talking about the dirt..........

 

[obwahn]

Seat lifters part two....

So I found a scrap piece of Azek on one of my jobs and made my seat lifters out of that. The wood was splitting, but it was just to see if it was going to work. I still will make these out of aluminum stock but in the meantime these work really well. I painted them black and wrapped the edge with the fuzzy side of Velcro and gave it the illusion that it’s a wedge..... .

So now when you open the door to climb in, this is what you see, not talking about the dirt..........

Nice job, dood!

 

[JeffK]

Rokblo

Hi JeffK. I just got the same sliders and curious which rokblok mud flaps you went with. Looks like a great setup for the winter here in NY. Any guidance would be appreciated.

Rokblo

Hi JeffK. I just got the same sliders and curious which rokblok mud flaps you went with. Looks like a great setup for the winter here in NY. Any guidance would be appreciated.

i went with the normal size not the xl version and no rock rail cut out. I have 17x8.5 w/+6 offset wheel. 35x12.50 Tire’s and it keeps most of the slush off the doors.

 

[hoag4147]

Seat lifters part two....

So I found a scrap piece of Azek on one of my jobs and made my seat lifters out of that. The wood was splitting, but it was just to see if it was going to work. I still will make these out of aluminum stock but in the meantime these work really well. I painted them black and wrapped the edge with the fuzzy side of Velcro and gave it the illusion that it’s a wedge..... .

So now when you open the door to climb in, this is what you see, not talking about the dirt..........

Looks great Did you need/utilize longer bolts?

 

[Roky]

Looks great Did you need/utilize longer bolts?

Yes, my ace hardware hooked me up, exact style bolt, just Allen hex instead of star. One inch longer.

 

[hoag4147]

Yes, my ace hardware hooked me up, exact style bolt, just Allen hex instead of star. One inch longer.

Awesome. Wasn’t sure if factory bolt had more than enough meat on it. I have been considering doing also. It does look very clean with Velcro wrap. Thanks