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10-25-2009, 07:57 PM
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10-25-2009, 08:02 PM
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Yea sold it this afternoon to Alex aka nlgrav from Islip.. He's a good guy and brought over some eye candy aka his woman to help with the swap.. We installed it onto his JK which by the way has bucket seats in the rear.
10-26-2009, 05:14 AM
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It was nice to meet you guys yesterday. Sore Thumb is pretty sweet, more "trails" than Demo which is where I usually go. Spent about an hour afterwards though washing all the sand and saltwater mud off.
10-26-2009, 05:30 AM
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I want that...
where is pictures of this ?! hahaha
I WANT THAT!!
10-26-2009, 06:01 AM
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I love the idea... what was in the middle though ? just open space ? or was there consol or something...
I am guessing he did a bang up job and it was safe and cool looking... ughh I wish I had some skills like that hahaha
I only have bow-staff fighting skills and computer-hacking skills... hahaha
10-26-2009, 08:25 AM
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Alex here, proud owner of winch, bumper, and "eye candy."
Install of the bumper and winch went more or less well. I brought my adventurous woman along for the install and she helped a bunch. I underestimated the amount of boring that had to be done to the holes on the frame ends. That was a pita, but otherwise it went well. Joe even broke out the soldering iron to extend my fog lights.
As far as the bucket seats go, I'll have to grab some good pictures for you guys to see. It's tough with the top on; I never had time to take them over the summer when it was topless.
Ask any questions you guys have. I'll be more than happy to give you dimensions, metal used, shop used, info, etc.
Here's some pics that I took during the install.
Install of the bumper and winch went more or less well. I brought my adventurous woman along for the install and she helped a bunch. I underestimated the amount of boring that had to be done to the holes on the frame ends. That was a pita, but otherwise it went well. Joe even broke out the soldering iron to extend my fog lights.
As far as the bucket seats go, I'll have to grab some good pictures for you guys to see. It's tough with the top on; I never had time to take them over the summer when it was topless.
Ask any questions you guys have. I'll be more than happy to give you dimensions, metal used, shop used, info, etc.
Here's some pics that I took during the install.
10-26-2009, 12:14 PM
#2460
JK Junkie
Im just glad no one wants to see pics of my stock front bumper.... At least my front end is sitting up high..... MUCH higher than the rear currently..
Alex, I am keeping the OME HD coils (Lifting the rear higher) But I have the 1" spacers if you want them to correct the sag...
Just let me know when you wanna stick them in.