Secure rear storage and seat covers
08-02-2007, 08:48 PM
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Heres a pic of the Optima up front with the Hellroaring isolator. The feed to the rear batt goes through the hole in the firewall that is foam filled. The bracket for the isolator uses the batt tray mounting bolt on the firewall
The Diehard is mounted on its side under the fridge in a bracket I fabed uo. The bracket for the battery and the fridge are all one and use the four seat mounting bolts for hold down. Everything sits off the tub so the carpeting can slide in and out under everything if it gets wet.
The Diehard is mounted on its side under the fridge in a bracket I fabed uo. The bracket for the battery and the fridge are all one and use the four seat mounting bolts for hold down. Everything sits off the tub so the carpeting can slide in and out under everything if it gets wet.
08-03-2007, 09:57 AM
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Heres a pic of the Optima up front with the Hellroaring isolator. The feed to the rear batt goes through the hole in the firewall that is foam filled. The bracket for the isolator uses the batt tray mounting bolt on the firewall
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The Diehard is mounted on its side under the fridge in a bracket I fabed uo. The bracket for the battery and the fridge are all one and use the four seat mounting bolts for hold down. Everything sits off the tub so the carpeting can slide in and out under everything if it gets wet.
[IMG][/IMG]
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The Diehard is mounted on its side under the fridge in a bracket I fabed uo. The bracket for the battery and the fridge are all one and use the four seat mounting bolts for hold down. Everything sits off the tub so the carpeting can slide in and out under everything if it gets wet.
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08-03-2007, 11:36 AM
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I started gathering my welding equipment as soon as I ordered my JK July of last year.
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02-07-2008, 09:26 AM
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Wow...one of the better mod posts of late...
I'm sorely tempted to drive to Toledo and pore over this vehicle in detail. 
There's about 8 things I'm interested in that meet most of my desired improvements. 
What a great job! Congrats and many happy miles!
There's about 8 things I'm interested in that meet most of my desired improvements. What a great job! Congrats and many happy miles!
02-07-2008, 11:21 AM
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Nice job ! I have been thinking about purchasing a frig similar to yours. Have you used it enough to give a sound evaluation of it. I am particularly interested in their operation in the hot summer months.
03-24-2008, 05:22 PM
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I pretty much use it every day whether is just getting out a cold bottle of water or stashing my lunch for the ride or keeping the ice cream frozen after hitting the grocery store. The fridge got its hardest workout last Aug when we went out to UT and AZ. In AZ the temp was 115 deg every day we were there, but if you wanted even with the jeep sitting in the sun you could make ice cubes. Its been in my jeep all winter here so its been through many hard freeze also with out missing a beat.
03-26-2008, 07:13 AM
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More Pictures
DSY, I like what you've done to your JK. Would it be possible to post more pics of the rear shelf? Specifically, it's mounting points, how you notched around the roll bar, and a view of the supports of the bottom. I've been considering building one myself and am looking for more ideas. Is there anything you would change on it?
