Kenda is a major player- I’m totally pleased for price. Pretty quiet. No true mud tire I’ve had is without some compromise.
What did you do to your TJ today?
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Kenda is a major player- I’m totally pleased for price. Pretty quiet. No true mud tire I’ve had is without some compromise.
I use Kenda tires on my bicycles.
No flats with those and holding up fine 5,000 miles in.
I use Kenda tires on my bicycles.
No flats with those and holding up fine 5,000 miles in.
My bike has Kenda tires too!!!
WestCoastDan
TJ Addict
This is a great idea.
I'm ordering one of the small units for the bike, so I just may order a couple more for the Jeeps.
Sad day for my TJ. I have to find somewhere to park it so it doesn't get towed. New HOA rules say only 2 car permits per condo. If you have any guests, you have to give them one of your permits. Then you have to park your vehicle somewhere else. 
I might be getting evicted soon anyway, after telling the HOA head what a dumb fuck idea that is. If 3 people live in the condo, only two can have a vehicle. Total BS. 
I might be getting evicted soon anyway, after telling the HOA head what a dumb fuck idea that is. If 3 people live in the condo, only two can have a vehicle. Total BS.
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Gave it a bath, not sure if helped much.
Next spring I plan to beat out or replace the bent up driver's side fender, install new grill I have ready, and touch up the paint
Next spring I plan to beat out or replace the bent up driver's side fender, install new grill I have ready, and touch up the paint
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I just put it on my keyring.
I'm doing the same job to my '06 LJR. How much torque on top bolts? Thanks!
Jason06
TJ Enthusiast
I redyed my roll bar covers with Duplicolor flat black vinyl and fabric dye. The results are great. I don’t have a good before pic
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MountaineerTom
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Installed a JBL Basspro Nano subwoofer under the driver's side fold and tumble seat. In the past I has some one-inch seat risers under the seat but I took them off because my wife has mobility issues, and it was getting hard for her to get in the Jeep. I put the drivers side seat lift back in since she rarely drivers it. The one-inch risers are required with the fold and tumble seat. That bar that runs across it was just barely touching it with the sub just laying in there to see if it would fit. It may have had more clearance once the unit was secured to the floor but I wanted to make sure so I just put the seat lift back in. It's a very close fit width wise between the seat rails. The floor drops down a little towards the rear, so I added a couple nylon spacers to level it out a little more.
Happy with it so far. This is the first sub I've owned so I need to figure out how to play with the settings.
The dimensions per the owner's manual:
10-1/4" long
7-11/16" wide
2-15/16" high
Seat tilted/folded forward.
Seat in the back, driving position.
Remote control on the bottom edge of the dash.
Happy with it so far. This is the first sub I've owned so I need to figure out how to play with the settings.
The dimensions per the owner's manual:
10-1/4" long
7-11/16" wide
2-15/16" high
Seat tilted/folded forward.
Seat in the back, driving position.
Remote control on the bottom edge of the dash.
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