What was done to your JK this week?
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Thanks, yeah its 3/4 ply, I used 1" aluminium square stock as a frame. based the build off of this write up.
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I got it online, I'm not at home right now I'll PM you with the website. it is in a roll they'll pretty much cut it to what ever size you want. i wouldnt say its soft but its pretty malleable.
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Originally Posted by Antisimplistic
A good time was had by all. Nice to meet ya, great looking rig!
What driveshaft did you go with and what prompted the upgrade?
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Finally...No More TUBE CRAP!!! it's all off now lol! Now for these to get put on I will have to remove the fenders...man more work but I will be Happy with the finished relusts! lol!
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I was getting use to seeing the big chrome tube bumpers. What do you have planned for the new bumpers and rails? Powder coat, or spray them with bed liner ?
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They are going to get powder coated black, right now I am just putting everything on, drilling where it needs & then taking them off to get powder coated!
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Originally Posted by Sinz
They are going to get powder coated black, right now I am just putting everything on, drilling where it needs & then taking them off to get powder coated!