What did you do to your TJ today?
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So mush tech. Can't take it any more.
Not what I did to my TJ, but what I did for my TJ. Brought home a new friend for him
Wow! Thanks for the input I never noticed this deck during my research of the Sony HP options.
Preliminary install of the bell crank lever complete. I'm pretty sure the RH side will need to be moved CCW at least one notch - I need to figure out the bracketing for the hand throttle cable next.
WestCoastDan
TJ Addict
Bought myself a 30' tow strap that I hope I'll never need.
Winterized it's footwear. Many thanks to @Alex01 for the wheel donation
8oz of DynaBeads and they're glass smooth (only had them up to 80) and quiet
I didn't clean the Moab dirt off or repaint the rock rash, if anyone asks I'm telling them "I did that"
8oz of DynaBeads and they're glass smooth (only had them up to 80) and quiet
I didn't clean the Moab dirt off or repaint the rock rash, if anyone asks I'm telling them "I did that"
Glad to see they are being put to good use.Winterized it's footwear. Many thanks to @Alex01 for the wheel donation
8oz of DynaBeads and they're glass smooth (only had them up to 80) and quiet
I didn't clean the Moab dirt off or repaint the rock rash, if anyone asks I'm telling them "I did that"
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Picked the Jeep up from the shop today. New Savvy upper/lower CAs in the front and back, new RockJock rear track bar (with the angled bracket), and RockJock lower bump stops in the rear. I’m waiting to find a new frame before I install the rear upper bump stops and the front upper and lower ones, but right now it drives like an absolute dream! I’ve had my Jeep for 11 years, and I never knew it could ride so smoothly! I guess that’s what happens when you upgrade from shitty ProComp lift components to RockJock/Savvy ones 
Bighammer
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P1W
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Thanks!They look awesomeWhat headlights are those?
Got these off Amazon. Plug and play.
I adapted some bright LED lights for backup bulbs.
I really couldn’t see much before, but now it’s like a small set of headlights back there.
I really couldn’t see much before, but now it’s like a small set of headlights back there.
Nothing left it resting in the garage safe and sound, kind of a mini hibernation. I probably will drive it to work one or 2 days next week.
Took it to the carwash and some Indian guy came up to me and said "Hello fellow Jeeper. Nice ride". He then unzipped his jacket (It was 40 and windy outside) to show me his Jeep TJ shirt. He had me scared for a minute.
My first thoughts were "flasher or suicide bomber".
My first thoughts were "flasher or suicide bomber".
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Really?Took it to the carwash and some Indian guy came up to me and said "Hello fellow Jeeper. Nice ride". He then unzipped his jacket (It was 40 and windy outside) to show me his Jeep TJ shirt. He had me scared for a minute.
Native American or Hindu??Took it to the carwash and some Indian guy came up to me and said "Hello fellow Jeeper. Nice ride". He then unzipped his jacket (It was 40 and windy outside) to show me his Jeep TJ shirt. He had me scared for a minute.
From India or Pakistan I believe.Native American or Hindu??
p.s. I was waiting for him to say "You're a very, very bad man". I was using a bucket when the sign clearly stated NO BUCKETS.
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From India or Pakistan I believe.
p.s. I was waiting for him to say "You're a very, very bad man". I was using a bucket when the sign clearly stated NO BUCKETS.
In a case like that there's no way to expect anything else. You are lucky his family doesn't own the carwash and somehow live with him above it.
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