What did you do TO your Jeep JL today?

[Plumbean]

Took the doors off for the first time. Lovin’ it. CMM mirrors worked great. Tan soft top will be going on soon, but have a long drive to make in 2 weeks to go pick one of the kiddos up from college, so waiting on that before installing.

 

[swampflyer]

Replaced the hood Insulation pad and passenger side washer nozzle. Easy Peary. However took advice from some one on this forum and purchased the plastic push pins for the pad and glad. You will need to replace most if not all of them for a good tight install. By the way the dealer and several sights want 5/6 dollars a piece (that’s not a miss print). I purchased mine at Napa. 13 for abut 9 dollars and some change. Check the length and. Width so you get the right ones. Saw some on line for 1.19 a piece but can’t vouch for the quality. My jlr needed 13. You can probably reuse some of them but not recommended.

 

[Jreycnc]

Stuff has been slow here as I'm waiting for the last lift parts to come in for my 392. Currently just missing bumpstops lol.

I did install the metalcloak factory rear bumper braces to help prevent it from flexing into the body without having to change the bumper cause I like the aesthetics. They're beefy brackets and much easier to install with small hands lol.

I also put on the Utah designs front bumper plates to seal up the back and I'm pretty happy with them.

Next update should be with the completed lift!

 

[Riperoo]

Those @Tufskinz are really nice. I put them in my jeep about a month age and am really happy with them. I put them in the front and back, but only took a picture of the front ones.

I see you have the LED lights in there, still work with the inserts?

 

[Riperoo]

It seems, based on the last 10 or so pages of this forum, that Terra Acoustic has been pumping out these upgrades, got mine yesterday installed this morning. About as easy as easy can be. Only one ride in and yeah, most definitely a difference, great upgrade to the alpine system IMHO!

I did buy the black anodized trim rings for the Tweeter, but kinda like the stock brushed look. See if the cause any glare issues, but I doubt it.

if anyone is interested in Black trim rings for the tweeter, hit me up, see if we can work something out!

 

[Jreycnc]

It seems, based on the last 10 or so pages of this forum, that Terra Acoustic has been pumping out these upgrades, got mine yesterday installed this morning. About as easy as easy can be. Only one ride in and yeah, most definitely a difference, great upgrade to the alpine system IMHO!

I did buy the black anodized trim rings for the Tweeter, but kinda like the stock brushed look. See if the cause any glare issues, but I doubt it.

if anyone is interested in Black trim rings for the tweeter, hit me up, see if we can work something out!

Ya, I signed up about 2 weeks ago and got the almost there email early this week. Seems like it's moving much faster.

 

[NeilP]

Replaced the hood Insulation pad and passenger side washer nozzle. Easy Peary. However took advice from some one on this forum and purchased the plastic push pins for the pad and glad. You will need to replace most if not all of them for a good tight install. By the way the dealer and several sights want 5/6 dollars a piece (that’s not a miss print). I purchased mine at Napa. 13 for abut 9 dollars and some change. Check the length and. Width so you get the right ones. Saw some on line for 1.19 a piece but can’t vouch for the quality. My jlr needed 13. You can probably reuse some of them but not recommended.

Would you happen to have the NAPA part number for the pins and the the number for the insulation pad handy?

Thanks

 

[NeilP]

I took the spare tire off, getting it ready to drop it off at the body shop tomorrow morning to have the corrosion issues addressed. The estimate was $6500 bucks.

 

[Riperoo]

I took the spare tire off, getting it ready to drop it off at the body shop tomorrow morning to have the corrosion issues addressed. The estimate was $6500 bucks.

Covered under warranty I hope?!?!

 

[NeilP]

Covered under warranty I hope?!?!

Yes it is...thank goodness.

 

[number9]

Picked it up on Monday so this is a few days activity.
Finally got everything unpacked from the back.
AAwireless dongle installed.
Hardtop off and lifted to the garage ceiling where it will live for at least a few years.
Softtop installed, stretched out in the sun and then lowered.
Going for fried clams and ice cream...

 

[Dyolfknip74]

Finished installing a Rock Krawler 3.5" X-Factor No Limits and RK 2.25 RRD shocks, with KMC Machete Beadlocks and Maxxis Razr 37x13.5x17 Mt on my JLURD.

Jeep looks great, you're gonna want to secure that spare better though. At least extend the bump stops. I have a CavFab Elite carrier that was an easy install and very well built.

 

[Odyssey USA]

 

[JeepChicNJ]

Swapped hardtop for soft top, first time for my JLU, previously had JKU. Finally got to put my Toplift Pro to use as well. Then washed her up!

 

[blk2doorjl]

Stuff has been slow here as I'm waiting for the last lift parts to come in for my 392. Currently just missing bumpstops lol.

I did install the metalcloak factory rear bumper braces to help prevent it from flexing into the body without having to change the bumper cause I like the aesthetics. They're beefy brackets and much easier to install with small hands lol.

I also put on the Utah designs front bumper plates to seal up the back and I'm pretty happy with them.

Next update should be with the completed lift!

Do you have a link for the bumper plate or know if they make something for the rear?
Only thing I’ve found is below and I ain’t paying that kind of money

https://dragojeepproducts.com/products/jl-rear-inner-fender-bump-delete