What did you do TO your Jeep JL today?

[omnitonic]

It's the Q that inspires confidence. They're so much better than WARMT. (Incidentally, I'm stone cold sober, and this is proof that my weird rambling isn't a sign of my inebriation.)

I had a couple of drinks, and then a couple more, and as definitively less sober version of myself, I think the WARMT joke was HILARIOUS. It's so much better than WARMK or WARMX. I think Chinese companies literally just scramble Latin letters to make up a name. Buy your water hose quick disconnects from TZBRT or ZDFQX, they're all identical, and they're actually a lot better than anything you can buy at Big Box Mart, ironically enough. ZDFQX FTW!

But if anyone is looking for a solution to the underbody mud problem, the WARMQ undercarriage washer and driveway broom by any other name is actually a pretty useful, well-made product. If they made a version with a snow foam blaster option, I would be a buyer.

Also, The Chemical Guys Tough Mudder foam blaster soap seems to be a real win. It works better than Mr. Pink getting the muddy dirt road off the bodywork.

So yeah, okay, oooooooh. I need to turn my machine shop to the problem of making a quadruple snow foam blaster you can roll under a Jeep. I would like to actually get the undercarriage clean for once. It's a lot cleaner than it's ever been, but it's still not really clean right now.

 

[acenines3]

I washed it. (Ironically, I didn't even take pictures of the first time the Jeep has been clean in three weeks.)

Then I tried my new water broom/undercarriage washer from WARMQ. That's right, WARMQ is the brand I always trust most when I'm buying generic Chinese stuff. It's the Q that inspires confidence. They're so much better than WARMT. (Incidentally, I'm stone cold sober, and this is proof that my weird rambling isn't a sign of my inebriation.)

Then I decided to take off my RC front diff skid and paint it red, to match the Rancho in the back. It was that or paint the Rancho black, but I kind of like the red. What the hell, a splash of color never hurt anything. Also, it needed painting, because it did its job the other day, and I gouged it pretty good.

A clean Jeep is a Happy Jeep !

 

[OldMarine]

I picked up my Jeep last night!

Today I drove my daughter to the bus stop (it’s literally four houses away).

So we dropped the top, blasted music, drove the whole neighborhood, and did donuts in the Cul de sac…”on the way to the bus stop.”

 

[L06An_5]

I picked up my Jeep last night!

Today I drove my daughter to the bus stop (it’s literally four houses away).

So we dropped the top, blasted music, drove the whole neighborhood, and did donuts in the Cul de sac…”on the way to the bus stop.”

Let the mods begin!!!!

 

[OldMarine]

Let the mods begin!!!!

I have my CMM mirrors and tube doors. Just need some time to add them, hopefully this weekend.

 

[TrailSnail]

Finished gutting and chopping my Sport flares last night. A few finishing touches and I'll be able to get it put back together with the new liners and hope everything doesn't fall off on the highway.

Also pretty pleased with how my trailer wiring relocation turned out:

Pre-fender chop pic of the new @CavFab_mfg micro bumper... Do you guys think the red bolts look cheesy?

 

[TrailSnail]

I picked up my Jeep last night!

Today I drove my daughter to the bus stop (it’s literally four houses away).

So we dropped the top, blasted music, drove the whole neighborhood, and did donuts in the Cul de sac…”on the way to the bus stop.”

Congrats!! That's my favorite colorway by far! Enjoy it!

 

[Bkrup]

Installed my American Adventure Lab cargo shelf today. Matches perfect with the tailgate table I got earlier this year.

How was the table install? Waiting on mine to deliver, AAL great company met them at Overland Mountain, great Mil discount.

 

[Bkrup]

Watch the how-to video.

Enjoy!

If your going to remove it for service at dealer recommend the extension cables they offer

 

[Bkrup]

Rimrocker Trail. Montrose CO to Moab UT.

 

[omnitonic]

A clean Jeep is a Happy Jeep !

So today, of course, it finally rained. Rain always washes away what all the foam blasters and pressure washers in the world can never quite remove, and by the time I get to work, my wheels are going to be as muddy as if I had gone wheeling.

I may as well take one picture while it's still clean. I like how the water is falling so hard, the raindrops look like spider webs. I should probably wear my rain jacket tonight, huh?

 

[Jeepmarkjl]

I picked up my Jeep last night!

Today I drove my daughter to the bus stop (it’s literally four houses away).

So we dropped the top, blasted music, drove the whole neighborhood, and did donuts in the Cul de sac…”on the way to the bus stop.”

Too bad it’s frowned upon that you drive over curbs, lawns and flower beds.

 

[tools44]

Installed my American Adventure Lab cargo shelf today. Matches perfect with the tailgate table I got earlier this year.

I have a question regarding the cargo rack. When you have the rear hatch closed, is it a tight enough fit to store stuff in there without getting poached? I guess they can just fold down the rear seats, but it's hard to tell from the pictures on their site how much of a gap, if any, there is from hatch when everything is closed.

 

[OldMarine]

Too bad it’s frowned upon that you drive over curbs, lawns and flower beds.

It’s not my fault they planted flowers!

 

[LittleDog]

Tightened the front lower ball joints. Didn’t jack the jeep, just crawled under.

Used to get clicking from the driver-side, but only when turning to full lock right, and maybe 10% of the time, so it's been a low priority. It was a notch and a half loose.

Highly recommend having replacement cotter pins on hand, and just snipping the old ones. A silly amount of time and effort was wasted on them.