What was done to your JK this week?
12-09-2007, 09:50 AM
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This was my JK on Friday morning
This was taken a few hours later
An unexpected Christmas present of Crager Soft 8s with 265-75-16 Nitto Terra Grapplers. Also, adding tubular sidesteps were a must since my wife is 4'11".
They may not be 35s but I don't have rental car tires anymore! They are surprisingly great in the snow too.
This was taken a few hours later
An unexpected Christmas present of Crager Soft 8s with 265-75-16 Nitto Terra Grapplers. Also, adding tubular sidesteps were a must since my wife is 4'11".
They may not be 35s but I don't have rental car tires anymore! They are surprisingly great in the snow too.
What are your side steps? Smittybilt? How are they mounted: to the frame or to the body?
12-09-2007, 10:17 AM
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This was my JK on Friday morning
This was taken a few hours later
An unexpected Christmas present of Crager Soft 8s with 265-75-16 Nitto Terra Grapplers. Also, adding tubular sidesteps were a must since my wife is 4'11".
They may not be 35s but I don't have rental car tires anymore! They are surprisingly great in the snow too.
This was taken a few hours later
An unexpected Christmas present of Crager Soft 8s with 265-75-16 Nitto Terra Grapplers. Also, adding tubular sidesteps were a must since my wife is 4'11".
They may not be 35s but I don't have rental car tires anymore! They are surprisingly great in the snow too.
12-09-2007, 10:34 PM
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They were advertised as frame mount, but they are body mount. I'm not too worried about it though, as I got them for the steps since my wife is only 4'11". I was surprised how solid they are for being body mount.
Thanks Mowabb! Looking forward to the spring and getting out in the mountains.
I should mention.... Today I added headlight brush guards, and the $25 grill mesh mod. I will also be removing plastic from my mirror tomorrow. (drilling mirrors)
12-10-2007, 06:20 AM
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Finally put my Velcro handles on the roll bar. 
My wife gave me an early Xmas gift and was all set to setup my storage rack for the hitch but she got me the 1 1/4" version.
My wife gave me an early Xmas gift and was all set to setup my storage rack for the hitch but she got me the 1 1/4" version.
12-11-2007, 10:05 AM
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The sidesteps are, I believe, garage pro, which seems to be a JC Whitney house brand.
They were advertised as frame mount, but they are body mount. I'm not too worried about it though, as I got them for the steps since my wife is only 4'11". I was surprised how solid they are for being body mount.
Thanks Mowabb! Looking forward to the spring and getting out in the mountains.
I should mention.... Today I added headlight brush guards, and the $25 grill mesh mod. I will also be removing plastic from my mirror tomorrow. (drilling mirrors)
They were advertised as frame mount, but they are body mount. I'm not too worried about it though, as I got them for the steps since my wife is only 4'11". I was surprised how solid they are for being body mount.
Thanks Mowabb! Looking forward to the spring and getting out in the mountains.
I should mention.... Today I added headlight brush guards, and the $25 grill mesh mod. I will also be removing plastic from my mirror tomorrow. (drilling mirrors)
Very nice JK!
