View Poll Results: i got KC daylighter lights. where should i mount them? i like the top, bf says bumper
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03-05-2014, 08:54 PM
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Diggin the bumperless look!
I was wondering how bad the clicking would be with the locker in the rear. I'm still collecting parts for my lift and plan on doing a re-gear and locker at the same time, but I'm seriously considering locking the front and leaving the rear open just to make daily driving more bearable.
So...... since you're sans front bumper, are there any plans for a custom wench bumper?
I was wondering how bad the clicking would be with the locker in the rear. I'm still collecting parts for my lift and plan on doing a re-gear and locker at the same time, but I'm seriously considering locking the front and leaving the rear open just to make daily driving more bearable.
So...... since you're sans front bumper, are there any plans for a custom wench bumper?
03-06-2014, 10:14 AM
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Diggin the bumperless look!
I was wondering how bad the clicking would be with the locker in the rear. I'm still collecting parts for my lift and plan on doing a re-gear and locker at the same time, but I'm seriously considering locking the front and leaving the rear open just to make daily driving more bearable.
So...... since you're sans front bumper, are there any plans for a custom wench bumper?
I was wondering how bad the clicking would be with the locker in the rear. I'm still collecting parts for my lift and plan on doing a re-gear and locker at the same time, but I'm seriously considering locking the front and leaving the rear open just to make daily driving more bearable.
So...... since you're sans front bumper, are there any plans for a custom wench bumper?
03-06-2014, 10:16 AM
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03-12-2014, 09:40 PM
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Long story short there was a mix up with my shocks. (my fault though) so my front ones are on their way, but I have to order the back ones. Oops.
I would like to recommend Serious Off-road, their customer service is awesome. They got back with me ASAP on everything going on with order.
Well that's all for now, gonna go wheeling at Bundy Hill this Sunday. Hope to see yall out there!
I would like to recommend Serious Off-road, their customer service is awesome. They got back with me ASAP on everything going on with order.
Well that's all for now, gonna go wheeling at Bundy Hill this Sunday. Hope to see yall out there!
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03-19-2014, 04:36 PM
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Received my shocks today, they're definitely not the front ones! Lol. Who ever is the vendor for Serious Offroad's is a moron. Haha. I haven't ordered the other ones yet. Good thing I didn't or I would've ended up with 4 rear shocks.
03-21-2014, 03:46 PM
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Pictures!
Haha can't wait to test them out. Then again probably wont be able to tell until I get the front ones. You can tell a difference in quality between the Bilstiens are RC for sure. With RC I can easily compress or expand them, the Bilstiens were a bit more difficult to do so.
Haha can't wait to test them out. Then again probably wont be able to tell until I get the front ones. You can tell a difference in quality between the Bilstiens are RC for sure. With RC I can easily compress or expand them, the Bilstiens were a bit more difficult to do so.
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03-21-2014, 04:18 PM
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Haha can't wait to test them out. Then again probably wont be able to tell until I get the front ones. You can tell a difference in quality between the Bilstiens are RC for sure. With RC I can easily compress or expand them, the Bilstiens were a bit more difficult to do so.
Haha can't wait to test them out. Then again probably wont be able to tell until I get the front ones. You can tell a difference in quality between the Bilstiens are RC for sure. With RC I can easily compress or expand them, the Bilstiens were a bit more difficult to do so.
03-21-2014, 04:42 PM
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04-01-2014, 06:27 PM
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When we went to Newaygo a month ago and got some scratches down the side of the Jeep. So I took advantage of the few warm days we had and got out the buffer. Got most of the scratches out, there were some from before it was in my possession though that'll are a little more pronounced. This was my first time using a buffer too.
So shiny! Lol.
So shiny! Lol.
04-01-2014, 09:10 PM
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04-01-2014, 09:21 PM
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