Holy Krap! We are neighbors!I added Spidertrax wheel spacers and I took of my Sahara plastic bumper and replaced with the Rubicon stubby bumper, skid plate and a bull bar in preparation for a winch at a later date.
$250
Just got my first Jeep last month and loving it so far. JLU Sport S.
Most of my mods have been pretty small. Don't intend to do any hard core wheeling. Just some light off roading and beach. But it's mostly our daily driver and family car. I've always wanted a Wrangler since I was in high school and I'm glad they've catered to the 'family car' demographic. There's a Wrangler for everyone! We drove with the top down (just the freedom panels) the other day for the first time and the kids loved it.
List of my mods:
-Installed gas cap cover [
-Replaced antenna [AntennaX Off-Road (13-inch) Antenna for (07 thru 19) Jeep Wrangler JK JL]
-Installed Bushwhacker sill guards (I'm so glad they make these because they also end up covering the pinch seam) [Bushwacker 14085 Rocker Panel Cover]
-Replaced front plastic bumper (euro guards were gross) with rubicon steel bumpers (I love the red tow hooks)
Accessories:
-GPCA cargo cover pro, for when I go top off, but I haven't installed it yet. I did install the quick release anchors though.
-Alien SunShade two piece that I have yet to install.
-Owl Camera. I got their mount that was made for vertical mirrors but found it to be too bulky. I went back to the original mount.
I don't know if I'm planning to do any other major mods. I'm pretty happy with how it's looking and performing right now. I may replace the halogen headlights with LEDs.
Also looking at options on how to store my hardtop. Looks like the easiest (unfortunately the most expensive) is with the TopLift Pro.
Quick question: Does the Rubicon steel bumper expose the wires of the LED foglights? Mine are exposed and was wondering if there should be a covering behind there?
Exposed fog light wiring (steel rubicon bumper):
Gas Cap Cover:
Owl Camera:
Antenna replacement
Bushwacker sill guards
GPCA Quick Release anchors
Rubicon steel front bumper
did the standard mount work with the Owl or did you have to order the steep windshield mount? Can you provide a screen shot of what the footage looks like in out out? ThanksJust got my first Jeep last month and loving it so far. JLU Sport S.
Most of my mods have been pretty small. Don't intend to do any hard core wheeling. Just some light off roading and beach. But it's mostly our daily driver and family car. I've always wanted a Wrangler since I was in high school and I'm glad they've catered to the 'family car' demographic. There's a Wrangler for everyone! We drove with the top down (just the freedom panels) the other day for the first time and the kids loved it.
List of my mods:
-Installed gas cap cover [
-Replaced antenna [AntennaX Off-Road (13-inch) Antenna for (07 thru 19) Jeep Wrangler JK JL]
-Installed Bushwhacker sill guards (I'm so glad they make these because they also end up covering the pinch seam) [Bushwacker 14085 Rocker Panel Cover]
-Replaced front plastic bumper (euro guards were gross) with rubicon steel bumpers (I love the red tow hooks)
Accessories:
-GPCA cargo cover pro, for when I go top off, but I haven't installed it yet. I did install the quick release anchors though.
-Alien SunShade two piece that I have yet to install.
-Owl Camera. I got their mount that was made for vertical mirrors but found it to be too bulky. I went back to the original mount.
I don't know if I'm planning to do any other major mods. I'm pretty happy with how it's looking and performing right now. I may replace the halogen headlights with LEDs.
Also looking at options on how to store my hardtop. Looks like the easiest (unfortunately the most expensive) is with the TopLift Pro.
Quick question: Does the Rubicon steel bumper expose the wires of the LED foglights? Mine are exposed and was wondering if there should be a covering behind there?
Exposed fog light wiring (steel rubicon bumper):
Gas Cap Cover:
Owl Camera:
Antenna replacement
Bushwacker sill guards
GPCA Quick Release anchors
Rubicon steel front bumper
What kind of a rack is this? Can post a link? TIA.Day 26
Installed ProClip phone mount. I wanted to use the magnetic mount with charger but even with a thin case I just don't see how the phone would stay so I used the clamp style. I moved the magnetic mount to the top of dash. I made a wooden mount that matched the angles of storage bin and also made sure top of it was level. I screwed it down and ran usb wire under dash and to a hardwired USB power supply to the continuously powered circuit. I also mounted rack lights. 2 small ones pointing towards the front, 1 small one pointed down on each side and a larger one pointed out the rear. The rear one uses the brackets I made earlier. It sits below the rack so not to interfere. I went with 2 small ones on the front (versus a single) so that the middle of rack stays open in case I want to haul something long like kayak, lumber, ladder, etc. Had to mount the 2 front ones on an elevated platform to clear sunrider if open and also because I only mounted each light with a single screw in the middle. I had to have some way to transition from that single screw to the 2 side brackets.
Hope some of these ideas help someone. Feel free to PM me if needed!
They are Katzkin’s. I love the way they came out, and the Red is much deeper rich looking than i imagined, photo doesn’t do it any justice.
Whered you order the rings from? Been thinking about getting the rings for mineI finally got got my real bead-locks on, they balanced out with very little weight. I’m really impressed with these dirty life wheels. And, of course, Colby did her own inspection, she approves.....
Morris 4x4, 100.00. a piece, but the wife found coupon code saved 15%, don’t know if still going on though.
Where did you find the coin holder? Been looking for one for weeks?@RMojitoJL
@He_Hate_Me_JL
Here is another pic I just took. Sunglasses and business cards are in the tray..
