Ive 20 of them, so everywhere I can fit, a couple may end up as interior and under hoid lights

Interior lights for sure... You know how dark it can be in an XJ

jelly i wanna order a set of those excited to see how they come out

My new rock lights. I still need to wire up 2 more under the front bumper and 2 of them inside the jeep. But these things are awesome and the pictures don't do them justice. Everything is so clear and lit up under the jeep.

wow those look awesome, and for $35! How hard are they to hook up? Looks like they come in a string but i assume you just cut them apart and wire them individually where you want them? How'd you attach them?

Yep, they come in a string of 10 and you just cut them and run +/- wire. I have them all running in line and being fed by a single 16-18 gauge wire.

And they each come with 2 little tabs on the side to use to mount, or a hole in the middle, or the piece of double sided tape they come with that stuck real nice ecen with a dirty jeep.

But I just used the hole in the middle with sheetmetal screws and I thought that was the easiest way to mount.

take some pics during the day of where you put them would ya? interested

Here's a couple .

3 on each side Under the rockers.



2 on the rear x member pointing back



1 in each Rear fender wells and 1 behind the gas tank ( I decided I'm going to run the wires for the these through the inside of the jeep so the wires wont be seen anymore )





2 Underhood.




1 in eachFront fender well.





And I also have 2 under the front bumper and 1 on the front crossmember mounted to a special bracket pointing forward I neglected to take pictures of.

Just read through your whole build thread, your Jeep is awesome man. This'll serve for motivation if I ever get around to doing a 4 link rear on mine. So those TJ coils work pretty good right, decent smooth ride? At 4.5-5.5" that'd be perfect for what I want to do.

Got some of my cage tubing in today.

1 5/8'x .120 dom...

Oh, and my slider material

Some 2x6x 1/4

Why not 1 3/4?

1 5/8 is more available around here. And the size and strength difference is minimal

Oh yeah of course I just thought there was something I was missing lol

Nah, just what i chose. No real reason
although i do like the less bulkier look of the 1 5/8"