Rock Hard Jeep JK Wrangler 4-Door C-Pillar Brace Installation Write-Up

1476635391041.jpg just installed mine. I highly recommend removing your hard top to install it makes life easier. I removed the hard too bolts and just lifted it a little where needed. I also followed you Eddie with installing the bolts from the outside so I don't have to worry about the anything sticking out near the tire.

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rogerk93 said:
View attachment 227284 just installed mine. I highly recommend removing your hard top to install it makes life easier. I removed the hard too bolts and just lifted it a little where needed. I also followed you Eddie with installing the bolts from the outside so I don't have to worry about the anything sticking out near the tire.

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Looks like you color matched also!


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rogerk93 said:
I have a granite jeep. So Im painting all my rock hard stuff a bronze so it can stick out a little and i like the look of the two colors.

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Oh ok. I bet that's looking sweet with the two colors! I thought about doing something along those lines but having Commando green really limits my options. I'll have to keep an eye out for more pictures of your build!


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I've got several to-dos for ENVY coming up and pretty sure this will be one of them.

Thanks for the write up and for some insight on reversing the bolts as I wasn't too pumped on seeing this installed at the expo. Like the bolts reversed much better!
 
I will add these pictures to this thread in case someone else goes for the under the carpet install. Notice where I placed the bottom bracket in relationship to the rib in the wheel well.

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Sharkey said:
I will add these pictures to this thread in case someone else goes for the under the carpet install. Notice where I placed the bottom bracket in relationship to the rib in the wheel well.

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That's clean looking. Nice job!


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Overall "build thread"
http://wayalife.com/showthread.php?26097-I-guess-it-s-the-quot-Super-Stocker-quot-build

DIY trail/tube door build http://wayalife.com/showthread.php?24449-My-DIY-Doors
 
Just did a dry run fitting, without removing the carpeting or toolbar padding the c pillar looks alittle too tall, is it a really tight fit?


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First off I typed in rollbar not toolbar, I so hate autocorrect. I accounted for the padding, which feels like plastic, still looks like a really tight fit. We will see in a day or two when I get the chance to put them in. Thanks


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Joker151 said:
First off I typed in rollbar not toolbar, I so hate autocorrect. I accounted for the padding, which feels like plastic, still looks like a really tight fit. We will see in a day or two when I get the chance to put them in. Thanks


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Designed to fit very tight, and if installing over carpet, may actually take a hammer tap to get it to seat.
 
Will be putting it under the carpet, is there something different about the 2014 4 door, feels like plastic around that part of the cage not foam padding?


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