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found it!!! go check this out!!!
http://www.go.jeep-xj.info/HowtoSilencer.htm
http://www.go.jeep-xj.info/HowtoSilencer.htm
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Right, then my Jeep can look cool like yours! Um, no thanks. I'm going to be putting a stock bumper back on it for now, until I build a real bumper.
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Okay, I know I said I wasn't going to do this, but I did.
I thought I had a front bumper, but the guy never got back to me. So I figured I'd go this route. So I guess the first project with my new welder will be a front bumper.
I also installed some poly swaybar bushings I found at the junkyard.
And I got my windshield replaced.
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I thought I had a front bumper, but the guy never got back to me. So I figured I'd go this route. So I guess the first project with my new welder will be a front bumper.
I also installed some poly swaybar bushings I found at the junkyard.
And I got my windshield replaced.
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haha at first i thought this thread was about the cleaning product, Simple Green.
but looks like youve got a great start on a cool build. definitely digging that mj though, looked nice. hope the XJ turns out just as good or better!
but looks like youve got a great start on a cool build. definitely digging that mj though, looked nice. hope the XJ turns out just as good or better!
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Spent all day yesterday working on the Jeep. I don't know about you guys, but I hate the gold trim on this thing. It's got to go. First I took the flares off, more of that later.
So then I started by removing the gold Country pin-striping as well as the rubber pad thing on the bottom of the door and the gold sticker just above that. (I'll be doing a write up on this real soon.)
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I used a "magic eraser" to get off all the pin-striping and glue from the rubber trim and glue from the badges/emblems. It works amazingly, just be prepared for a mess.
So then I started by removing the gold Country pin-striping as well as the rubber pad thing on the bottom of the door and the gold sticker just above that. (I'll be doing a write up on this real soon.)
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I used a "magic eraser" to get off all the pin-striping and glue from the rubber trim and glue from the badges/emblems. It works amazingly, just be prepared for a mess.
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Next up on the "get rid of the gold" list is the flares. Now I plan on running something different down the road, so I decided to paint/dye the flares satin black.
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I can't wait to bolt them up. And yes, those are the same flares. I'll do a write up on this too.
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I can't wait to bolt them up. And yes, those are the same flares. I'll do a write up on this too.