What did you do to your TJ today?
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I didn't do it. My oldest daughter got me the Harbor freight Madox 12v compressor. She knew i was looking at a Dewalt cordless and I will probably still pick up a Dewalt later.
Haven't tried it yet but will tomorrow.
Haven't tried it yet but will tomorrow.
SouthernLJ
TJ Enthusiast
I've got a piece of 15lb double sided Gorilla tape attaching it to the windshield where there's bare glass, where the window tint is notched out for the original button. It's pretty solid.
I had to add a second button onto mine for the Wolfbox. And I overtightened it and cracked the windshield at the button. I'm just waiting for it to spider out before replacing it.Super glue is holding my mirror on and filling in my windshield chip.
Took the jeep for its 1st run in a while after installing control arms and making some adjustments. Still need to make some adjustments on the front bump stops but it’s getting closer to right.
The test Trail of choice is Log Corral. We trimmed the trail back real good last November after a fire and it seems to be maintaining well.
The test Trail of choice is Log Corral. We trimmed the trail back real good last November after a fire and it seems to be maintaining well.
Check if that has automotive fuse on the compressor itself — I have a 15-year old HF model but it would run hot and occasionally pop the on-pump fuse taking 33s from 8psi to ~26-28psi for a ride home. I think mine was a 40-amp standard blade fuse. Always got me home...
Just a thought to toss a few extra fuses in the compressor bag to help get you home - if it were to run hot and pop the fuse.
I had an auto glass business in St. Louis for 36 years,the loctite glue is the only one that works
hamhawk
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Finally got around to installing the 4.88s in the hp30 and (used) currectlync steering on the little tj. Had some assistance from my buddies since im laid up with a bad arm.
It’s actually a pretty fast paced trail that can be ran in and out in not much time. My issue is all the guys in new Jeeps needing trimmed back to no mess up paint on new rigs. When I roll with the local Zuks of Arizona it’s 1.5-2hour tops to the lake.
SouthernLJ
TJ Enthusiast
I have the Pelsee P10. It's nice. Took a razorknife and cut a slit in the back vent for the rear cam bracket.
SouthernLJ
TJ Enthusiast
Loctite for the glass,jb weld is great stuff though!
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Kiwi TJ
Just asked myself if I’m crazy and we all said No
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Just got back from a weekend camping trip … 300 mile round-trip..
Day 1
compulsory food pics
Chilli con carne on rice
Day 1
compulsory food pics
Chilli con carne on rice
Kiwi TJ
Just asked myself if I’m crazy and we all said No
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Ride of the Month Winner
Day 2
Breakfast and a trip to an open pit goldmine… goldmine closed in the 50s after a slip.
I have lots of photographs so I think I create a new thread if anyone wants to see more
Breakfast and a trip to an open pit goldmine… goldmine closed in the 50s after a slip.
I have lots of photographs so I think I create a new thread if anyone wants to see more
Still prepping parts for assembly. Closer by the day. Weather this weekend has been shit so I’m stuck indoors. After any paint application i have to go indoors and leave a fan running with the doors propped.
This slows down the process but progress has been made.
Currie CurrectLync is getting a new life. Need me one of those wizard tie rods but this hunk of steel will do for now.
Thanks for the moral support
Welder called to check in today. He needs better weather to come here and work outside so the rest of the frame work is still waiting
This slows down the process but progress has been made.
Currie CurrectLync is getting a new life. Need me one of those wizard tie rods but this hunk of steel will do for now.
Thanks for the moral support
Welder called to check in today. He needs better weather to come here and work outside so the rest of the frame work is still waiting
Decided to swap out the speaker pod lights for some warm LEDs, noticed one was a little caked with mud. Took the assembly out but got hit in the face with a long-dead mud dauber's nest. All in all, pretty happy with the LEDs, though.
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