What was done to your JK this week?
10-10-2009, 03:51 PM
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10-10-2009, 03:54 PM
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You finally did it, and did it well. It looks great! Very nicely done
10-10-2009, 03:58 PM
#6755
JK Jedi Master
Thanks guys! Now I have to put my new TF diff covers and TF coils on. Getting rid of the superlift springs and putting 4in coilsw/ 1in spacers.Sucks sitting here looking at the parts in a box. I cut my cast off yesterday with a pair of tin snips.
10-10-2009, 04:19 PM
#6757
JK Junkie
I just love getting to post on this thread. It means I actually got off the PC and did something to my JK!
I've been looking to improve the sound quality of my hands free by moving the mic. It used to be mounted on the dash right next to the radio facing me as shown here:
Turns out what's important to a good, noise-canceling mic is not so much direction but distance. I was driving around with my mic fixed and mounted, but moving MY FACE all over the cabin
. And while facing the mic helps a little, being as close as possible is key.
So what I decided to do was hide the mic in the roll bar next to my head just like the external CB speaker is mounted. I just LOVE cutting up and mounting stuff in that foam padding!
I ran the wire down from the radio, across over the infinity amp which is about the driver's ankles, then up the A pillar and inside roll bar padding. Here are the pics:
While I had the radio out, i installed the jacks for the backup camera and DVD output (guess I gotta buy a camera now) and also finally put this bracket in:
I've been looking to improve the sound quality of my hands free by moving the mic. It used to be mounted on the dash right next to the radio facing me as shown here:
Turns out what's important to a good, noise-canceling mic is not so much direction but distance. I was driving around with my mic fixed and mounted, but moving MY FACE all over the cabin
. And while facing the mic helps a little, being as close as possible is key.So what I decided to do was hide the mic in the roll bar next to my head just like the external CB speaker is mounted. I just LOVE cutting up and mounting stuff in that foam padding!
I ran the wire down from the radio, across over the infinity amp which is about the driver's ankles, then up the A pillar and inside roll bar padding. Here are the pics:
While I had the radio out, i installed the jacks for the backup camera and DVD output (guess I gotta buy a camera now) and also finally put this bracket in:
10-10-2009, 04:52 PM
#6758
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De-stickered my X today. I have NO fingernails so my fingers were hurting pretty badly by the end. Don't have a hair dryer because I'm bald so I had to run a towel under hot water and hold it up against the stickers so they'd even try to come off.
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10-10-2009, 05:02 PM
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...I remember you mentioning you have a 1" body lift, but what is the size of your suspension lift....thanks...