Range Rover Supercharged SPORT JK Jeep Wrangler. Looks Super Sick!!
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That looks awesome. I was also surprised at how good it looks. From the side view, it is almost exactly in line with the tail light and the angle seems to match the fender perfectly.
I've noticed the Dodge Nitro uses the vents. One could easily order them from the dealer, but I have a feeling they would probably look lame on the Wrangler. I wonder if the Nitro ones are even functional? I didn't realize the Ford ones were fake.
I've noticed the Dodge Nitro uses the vents. One could easily order them from the dealer, but I have a feeling they would probably look lame on the Wrangler. I wonder if the Nitro ones are even functional? I didn't realize the Ford ones were fake.
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I have not drilled any holes behind the Louvers yet. So no water gets in. Ford water all day long, but I cant anyways because of my CAI. If I want to go swimming I will have Kell throw on her Bikini and hop in the boat.
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Does'nt look bad. I Like.......
Maybe take some Satin Black or Flat Black paint to them so they match the rest of the Black on the Jeep.
I got to say, you got some BIG ONES to try this on your JK.
Maybe take some Satin Black or Flat Black paint to them so they match the rest of the Black on the Jeep.
I got to say, you got some BIG ONES to try this on your JK.
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IMO I like the Range Rover better, (size, shape and the flow) that is why I put it on my Jeep. I dont think you could make that Escalade vent look half decent on a JK. The way I did this vent, it looks "factory" which is why it looks so damn good. I think it looks better on my JK than it did on the RR it came off of.
Thanks for all the comments.
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I had the Range Rover Louvers sitting in my garage and thought they would look sick on my JK. My wife thought I was crazy. All you need to do is cut a 8x6x4 inch hole in your fenders. If you mess up the book calls for 14 hours to replace each fender. Measure 3,4,5,6 and 7 times, then cut once. I am going to drill a few holes behind the Louvers so they will let all the hot air flow through. Lots of pictures. I think I have every angle you will want to see. Fire away!!!
Um, pinstripe much? They don't match