View Poll Results: Are You Done Yet??
I love my Jeep just the way it is! I'm DONE!
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5.13%
Just a few more under $100 mods...
5
12.82%
A few big purchases and I'm all set!
13
33.33%
Got a garage/catalog full of stuff to put on!
16
41.03%
Done? Heck, I'm gutting it and making a buggy out of it!
3
7.69%
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Are You Done Yet??
11-29-2011, 05:05 AM
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Are You Done Yet??
No, that's not what she said... 
Are you done building up your rig yet? Every time I think I'm done, I see the Quadratec catalog and find something else I want to do. So I thought I'd start a poll to see how you feel about your Jeep and is there really such a thing as "I'm DONE!", or is it just an urban myth?
Are you done building up your rig yet? Every time I think I'm done, I see the Quadratec catalog and find something else I want to do. So I thought I'd start a poll to see how you feel about your Jeep and is there really such a thing as "I'm DONE!", or is it just an urban myth?
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11-29-2011, 05:09 AM
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JK Junkie
Totally an urban myth! There's no "being done!". I'm the same way, I'll do a
List of mods and then I'll say I'm done and before you know it I have another list that's longer than the first!
List of mods and then I'll say I'm done and before you know it I have another list that's longer than the first!
11-29-2011, 05:42 AM
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Have to agree, I don't think you are ever done! Maybe after a few big projects you can limit it to cheaper upgrades, but once that Quadratec catalog hits the mailbox, I am reminded of several more things I want to put on my jeep!
11-29-2011, 06:08 AM
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Not that you can ever be done with a Jeep, but here is what I need for the remainder of my projects.
1) Gears - 5.38's already sitting in my garage, just needs installing ($800-1300)
2) Hydraulic RAM Assist ($1700)
3) Suck down winch - ATV winch already sitting in my garage or might use my M8000 and figure a way to use my front winch ($200 or less)
4) Need a 20'-28'Gooseneck trailer to trailer my toy to the playground ($10K by the time I have all I want on it, generator, welder, enclosed sleeping area)
5) Beef up my rear axle - sleeves and truss ($150)
6) Ripps Supercharger ($5K)
Should be done after that, probably need to sell my second kidney.
1) Gears - 5.38's already sitting in my garage, just needs installing ($800-1300)
2) Hydraulic RAM Assist ($1700)
3) Suck down winch - ATV winch already sitting in my garage or might use my M8000 and figure a way to use my front winch ($200 or less)
4) Need a 20'-28'Gooseneck trailer to trailer my toy to the playground ($10K by the time I have all I want on it, generator, welder, enclosed sleeping area)
5) Beef up my rear axle - sleeves and truss ($150)
6) Ripps Supercharger ($5K)
Should be done after that, probably need to sell my second kidney.
11-29-2011, 06:12 AM
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There is a way to be done buy a jeep and never touch it , the moment you upgrade anything it becomes a slippery slope , because one upgrade leads to another and another
11-29-2011, 06:21 AM
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But the statement is true above, once you start, it is hard to stop the habbit.
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11-29-2011, 07:47 AM
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I thought I was done after I purchased my Superchips this past summer.
Then I went on an epic trip through Colorado and to Moab.
I started a list of mods before I got back home.
Now the list has become a huge research project. I have to find a stopping point. That's the trick.
Then I went on an epic trip through Colorado and to Moab.
I started a list of mods before I got back home.
Now the list has become a huge research project. I have to find a stopping point. That's the trick.
