I rarely go on trails anyways (too far of a drive to go regularly) and i drive at night all the time. So I'd rather save the space on my bumper for lights i can actually use lol. Dunno what I'm gonna do with the blue lights, might just mount them under the dash and add in a resistor to make them dim.

 

Build a roof rack and mount them on top

 

Gauges look good. I need to swap mine out.

 

Soon...

 

Took it for a test drive after DieselD turned me on to the QuickFix thread (read the first post, and then this comment). Tranny shifts much better. Magic.

 

Hello all I am very new to this so I pray I get this right I am looking for a guid or anything that may help us with a heater vaccum hose for 1996 grand cherokee laredo please i have no heat but threw my defrost that is it i checked everything and have heard some of you say check the vaccum hose i found it but don't know how to replace it i found a black hose behind the batter but it isn't hooked to nothing please help

 

Do you have your vaccum ball and you should post it in the ask a question thread

 

The snow finally melted and I got a fresh coat of mud on the ol girl, also re fabbed my rear bumper brackets so I can use it as a recovery point

 

Nice thays good to know... I was thinking about treating them with baby oil or wd-40, to try to get them to soak up some more moisture but not sure if that would work.. who knows?? Lol

 

The red was free. So it's what I went with. Paint is cheap. I can repaint them again. The aluminum couldn't clean up nice. Had a yellowish haze to it with black paint stuck in all the nicks.

 

That's Wat you think at a used car dealership they had acid they sprayed on and just sprayed it off with water and they looked brand new no matter how nasty they was

 

Or polish them?

 

Or repaint them silver not red..

 

Still painted, will still chip and scratch. Won't shine like metal.


OP, if you couldn't clean them, what did you do to prep for paint?

 

damn those are more red then my candy apple reds