Huntsville Alabama / Tennessee Valley Chat
10-25-2010, 05:01 AM
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Damn, Justin! Sorry to hear about your bad luck. Hope you get things back up and running soon.
And in keeping with normal forum policy, I gotta bust your chops: If you don't have a matching spare rim, take that stock spare off!!
On a lighter note: I guess I am officially at the Point of No Return. I got started yesterday cutting out the motor mounts. Used up two new sawzall blades, and only got one mount removed. No biggy. Sears has more blades.
I have a pneumatic cut off wheel, but didn't feel like throwing sparks all over the garage without somebody on 'fire watch'.
Just one little step closer ...................
Anthony
And in keeping with normal forum policy, I gotta bust your chops: If you don't have a matching spare rim, take that stock spare off!!
On a lighter note: I guess I am officially at the Point of No Return. I got started yesterday cutting out the motor mounts. Used up two new sawzall blades, and only got one mount removed. No biggy. Sears has more blades.
I have a pneumatic cut off wheel, but didn't feel like throwing sparks all over the garage without somebody on 'fire watch'. Just one little step closer ...................
Anthony
10-25-2010, 07:54 AM
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Looking Bad-Ass, Steve!!! Can't wait to see it in person.
I can't wait to see the finished product, Anthony! Hurry up! LMAO. Good luck, brotha!
On a lighter note: I guess I am officially at the Point of No Return. I got started yesterday cutting out the motor mounts. Used up two new sawzall blades, and only got one mount removed. No biggy. Sears has more blades. I have a pneumatic cut off wheel, but didn't feel like throwing sparks all over the garage without somebody on 'fire watch'.
Just one little step closer ...................
Anthony
I have a pneumatic cut off wheel, but didn't feel like throwing sparks all over the garage without somebody on 'fire watch'. Just one little step closer ...................
Anthony
10-25-2010, 08:57 AM
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10-25-2010, 02:17 PM
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Thinking of returning my Rubicon back stock....possible single seat buggy build.....So, I'm checking interest in a 4" X-series lift (complete w/ adjustable upper and lowers) / 1.25 body lift / Front & Rear Tom Woods drive shafts (1310 joints) / (5) 37/12.50-17 KX krawlers 95% tread...They do have rock rash. $3500.00 OBO ....
This is off my 2010 Rubicon 2 door automatic
This is off my 2010 Rubicon 2 door automatic
10-26-2010, 05:24 AM
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[QUOTE=08RedRecon;1906918]Almost forgot, installed clear turning signal lenses with amber bulbs.
i hope your install went smoother than mine did on those, i cussed up a storm doing those changes....and now one of my fender lenses is fogged-up.....you'll need to do your fenders next so they match
nothing like driving 40 miles to work in a 30 knot headwind\crosswind, driving what can only be described as a bread truck...love my jk (on non-windy days)....
i hope your install went smoother than mine did on those, i cussed up a storm doing those changes....and now one of my fender lenses is fogged-up.....you'll need to do your fenders next so they match
nothing like driving 40 miles to work in a 30 knot headwind\crosswind, driving what can only be described as a bread truck...love my jk (on non-windy days)....
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