bkac
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Thanks. I made it removable in just a minute or two and it’s fully fused with a quick disconnect 4ga plug running off a 100 amp fuse. It was a fun and practical project.
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What was done to your rig this week?
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Thanks. I made it removable in just a minute or two and it’s fully fused with a quick disconnect 4ga plug running off a 100 amp fuse. It was a fun and practical project.
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RockinAZJK
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bkac
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wjtstudios
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JKbrick
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This picture from the last page
Is exactly why I am so glad I didn’t pull my cage for that guy to change the cluster, that would have been a cluster
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Is exactly why I am so glad I didn’t pull my cage for that guy to change the cluster, that would have been a cluster
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jesse3638
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Finished clearancing the front passenger side fender to stuff a 37 on 3" of lift. 30 grit 4" flap wheel made quick work of the pinch seam and edge of the fender. Now it will only rub the frame and LCA...haha.
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TOPLESS
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Awesome! I’m hoping for a doorless Sunday!
wjtstudios
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Yeah, I’m considering pulling the hardtop on Sunday. Supposed to be 60 and sunny here
2015 JKUR AEV JK350
1985 CJ8 Scrambler
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Well the boss lady wanted all the stickers and badges removed from the JT. I took them off since it’s her rig, and I want her to like it before she cuts me off from buying shit. So anyway I took the Jeep badges off the tailgate and found these lovely holes in the back... fml
Took it to the shop and had them fill/paint it. Looks better than the holes, but idk how I feel about it altogether. Looks kinda plain to me.
Kinda reminds me of Sid the sloth. Lol
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Took it to the shop and had them fill/paint it. Looks better than the holes, but idk how I feel about it altogether. Looks kinda plain to me.
Kinda reminds me of Sid the sloth. Lol
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WJCO
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Sounds like you need to man up.
OverlanderJK
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I think it would look good without the camera. Does look a little funky with the camera being the only thing there.
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Yup. I think I’m gonna be putting my foot down on what to do with this thing from now on.
Agreed. Gonna have to see what can be done there. [emoji17]
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NightFox915
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So this week I got my headlights speaker 8700s done had to buy the h13 to h4 connectors separately which north ridge does not tell you, looking nice then put in my flow master muffler outlaw series all black this is one of the best mufflers in my opinion got a roar to it when you punch it and when it idles or drive in low rpms it just purrs lol
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sipafz
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What did you replace it with? Thinking about a quicker solution myself.
sipafz
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Did a chalk test, adjusted air pressure and reprogrammed the TMPS thresholds.
Ever since mounting Cooper STT Pro 295/70R17 on my stock 7 1/2” wheels I’ve been running 30psi. The ride was noticeably more rough than my old stock street tires.
The chalk test showed that 30psi was definitely to much pressure. I ended up at 25psi which gave me a much better contact patch and the ride improved a ton. I’m guessing that my narrow wheels creates a bunch of tire crown.
Think I’ll have any issues running the pressure that low? I noticed that the tires warmed up after a few miles of freeway driving and gained 3psi each.
Ever since mounting Cooper STT Pro 295/70R17 on my stock 7 1/2” wheels I’ve been running 30psi. The ride was noticeably more rough than my old stock street tires.
The chalk test showed that 30psi was definitely to much pressure. I ended up at 25psi which gave me a much better contact patch and the ride improved a ton. I’m guessing that my narrow wheels creates a bunch of tire crown.
Think I’ll have any issues running the pressure that low? I noticed that the tires warmed up after a few miles of freeway driving and gained 3psi each.
nbunga
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Picked up a take-off rubicon bar. I thought at first I could just wire it up to a switch and be all set, but after a little research I found out it’s not that simple. So I’ll eventually pick up the EVO air actuated setup.