So from ALL these I only achieved one. The sticker.
FML.
It's pretty neat though
But here's an update on those ideas :
1. RaccøønJK sticker
DONE
2. Remove exhaust muffler/straight pipe
(Still has to be done and will still do)
I'll probably upgrade the exhaust pipes somewhere down the line and have it nicely tucked away from trail hazard and everything.
3. Plastidip rear tail light (Round)
(Still has to be done and will still do)
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4. Plastidip half doors/hard top sides
(Still has to be done and will still do)
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Still debating if I'll be doing the front windshield frame as well. We'll see when I get down to it.
I will be doing the front windshield frame as well as the front grill and hood. Saw "Stitch", one of Jeep "concept" wrangler paint-job and I really dig it. Here's a pic
Plus, love the name! Reminds me of this blue alien bastard Disney created which I used to watch over and over again as a kid.
5. SiriusXM antenna - Thibault Chrysler
That's just my SiriusXM radio that gave up on me after I pressure washed the interior of my JK after a day... playing in mud.
It was working when I got home on the 14th so it became a no-brainer.
6. Sway bar quick disco Grade 8 bolts
(Still has to be done and will still do)
7. Hi-Lift jack hood mount
(Still has to be done and will still do)
8. Home made high clearance/approach angle front bumper winch
(Still has to be done and will still do)
9. Rear crossmember flip + hitch
Putting a hold on that one since EVO DTD Coilovers use the stock rear crossmember as a structural point from what I've been told.
10. Ferblanterie half doors measurements
(Still has to be done and will still do)
11. Side mirrors repairs/swap
(Still has to be done and will still do)
... ... ...
Sooo in the meantime I weighted the RaccøønJK just for the hell of it. Full tank of gas, rear seat in, hard top on and my fat ass sitting in it brought the scale up to a gross weight of 2050KG, so 4520ish pounds. That's a whole lot to me. Anyways, the deal was to get the weight in order to see where I'm starting with and what I'll end up with once I'm "done" modding. Who is ever really done modding though?
Nice to be back to work but I'll be missing the RaccøønJK... In other news, we hit the 50 000km mark this morning right when I parked it at my sitting spot for the next two weeks.
And here it was sitting in all of it's glory, begging me to not leave it
You guys enjoy your rigs!!!