Low-cost / Free mods that should be done?
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Originally Posted by camo_it_up
I dont know if many of you are avid anglers, but a gun rack for a truck's back window fits in the hard top side windows. I use it to hold my 2 piece fishin poles so I have 2 poles ready if I just happen to be wheelin by a lake.
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Do you have pics of the finished job? Would like to see that!
#1823
Originally Posted by TYDFAN
How's it holding up where the targa top pieces rotate to latch the left and right and rear pieces? Rubbing off?? Looks awesome and I got a few extra cans laying around... How many cans did you use??
-Nathan
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Originally Posted by KY JK
No write up but very easy to do. Mounted the holder directly yo the center cap of the rear wheel. 2 screws so none of my "friends" could spin it upside down. Trim as needed and extend the wires along the third brake light wiring.
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#1826
JK Jedi
Originally Posted by BrowHeezy
Interesting... I still have the stock wheels on. Don't know how I feel about punching screws through the center cap so that may be a last resort if I can't think of anything else. Thanks for the post and pics tho!
#1827
JK Jedi
Thats what i did and i cut my stock plate holder and drilled two holes in back of it so i can stick screws in it so i put a nut at the end so kinda like a quick release
#1828
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Super easy. Open your doors. Remove the plastic covering on the door sil (has to be removed to remove the cover over the seat belt). Give it a tug from the back and it will come right off. Then remove the belt out of the slit that it is normally set in. Pop the cover back in place with the belt running behind the cover. That's it. Really nothing to break except for those stupid plastic clips (Christmas trees). You can pick replacements up and any parts store.
Thanks
#1829
JK Junkie
Originally Posted by NWA JK
thank you so much! Is it the same for the 2011 jk's since they did the interior change?
#1830
JK Junkie
Originally Posted by NWA JK
Did anyone have any issues with the seat belt not wanting to retract when it is tucked behind the plastic molding??
Thanks