jeeeep
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That looks much better.
I have a set, installed one and took it off immediately because of the gap, will order the same trim and install them again.
What was done to your rig this week?
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I have a set, installed one and took it off immediately because of the gap, will order the same trim and install them again.
Aceisback
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The trick to that gap is to push up and in while tightening from behind.
That trim does still dress it up nicely, and provides some more dust and moisture protection.
Aceisback
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What kind of seal did you use to close those damn gaps around the fenders?
DFanning
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Dirt! Seriously, I didn't fool with it.What kind of seal did you use to close those damn gaps around the fenders?
Cagle
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Thank you
tallguy26
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If you haven't priced the 240A alternator for a JL dont have a heart attack when you see the price.
DirtHeadDavis
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What are these "traction boards" you speak of?
tallguy26
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Pieces of knobby plastic that supposed to help if stuck in sand. Used them before I had a winch now I just keep them just in case. They make a semi decent shovel.
DirtHeadDavis
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I know lol. Nevermind.
Launch
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The tweaked bumper from last weekend. New bumper arrived today. Used a little red loctite also. Can you believe that shit. Haha added a daytime pic. Turned out well but need to trim up the rear rock sliders to put them back on.
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GP NOIR
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Got new KO3s for the wife’s Grand Cherokee. Upgraded from 245/65-R17 KO2
to 265/70-R17 KO3
The larger tires fill the wheel wells nicely without rubbing. Drove the GC down to Montrose Colorado to pick up a set of Best Top Element doors for the Wrangler. Smooth ride on the highway. I’m thinking of taking a detour through Moab on my way home!
to 265/70-R17 KO3
The larger tires fill the wheel wells nicely without rubbing. Drove the GC down to Montrose Colorado to pick up a set of Best Top Element doors for the Wrangler. Smooth ride on the highway. I’m thinking of taking a detour through Moab on my way home!
Launch
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Because the factory rock rails have a bracket welded on that bolts to the inside of the stock steel bumper I had to get out the grinder and cut the welds off. Smoothed it out and hit it with a couple coats of flat black and bolted them back on. Didn't want to give up the extra protection.
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jeeeep
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"those gouges and scrapes in the rear? I don't know honey, must've been some damn kids"Got the doors!
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Came to my senses and decided running trails with the doors rattling around in the back isn’t the best idea
I’m just gonna head home and get them installed