I agree. What is the best paint for this? Tried some Napa stuff last year and it did not hold out that well.

 

put my bumper caps back on after trimming them and removing the front air dam and finally got my rear shocks out i have had my lift kit in for months and just got my rear shocks out but while i was in Rocky's for nuts and bolts it started downpouring...

 

Noticed the passenger side hub had a loose bolt.. tightened it up 13mm socket. Should these be locktighted? Anyway went to driver side to check. Cannot find proper size 13 to small(barely) and 14mm to big. Same story with 1/2 vs 9/16. what gives here?

 

the three bolts on the inside of the hub are 13 mm 12 point heads

 

I got some rustoleum outdoor paint my step mom gave me. I sanded and primed them with about 4coats f primer.

 

Ok. Thanks Philly, I will go forward with brute strength to make the 13mm fit.

 

Yeah, i think we forgot primer... Thanks. Will give it another try.

 

I drove it to my mom's house and it overheated.

I'll be buying a radiator tomorrow, so I guess tomorrow I'll be posting up that my hubby replaced the radiator in it!

 

drove it around for the first time after its paint job!

and no license plate on it tho.... Cant find the bolts to put them on.... so i have it sitting on my dash for now hahaha

 

Got it a bit muddy.



swamp grass


ended up on my last pass getting stuck. Kind of bend the bumper support.

 

Hunted down the cause of a No Start on my son's heep. Intermittant loss of ground on the Cam Sensor wiring. Freakin' weird!!

Installed a new (well, new-ish) set of RE 4.5" leaf packs on his rig as well.

 

well not much to my DD BUT bought a new phone!! nice nice!! and well got a 96' doner/ soon to be wheeling rig hope fully!! its a 96' 4.0 with an auto and well missing seat belts but W/E dont need them 4 wheeling.. and missing one rad. hose he musta really needed it.. but it ran when he parked it last so thats a plus!!

 

You don't need seat belts?!?!?
I sure hope you're kidding.
This was the result of not wearing a seat belt.

http://www.jkcrawlers.com/index.php/...topicseen.html

 

frank, if u knew what we wheeled.. flat,mud,trees not too many hills or off camber obsticals.. and in that kinda of wheeling you NEED seat belts.. and if i really needed them id spend the money and get at least 5 point harness's and a roll cage.. unless it had rear seat belts i could steal(wont need them with no back seat, will be modified for storage).. but ik where your coming form and thanks for that warning/heads up.. just that guys wheeling more steep prairie stuff vs. flat mud holes and tree stuff.. it all depends on what your comfortable with and how the terrain is..

 

man frank thats a sad story i just checked out ur link. reall tragic... and a seatbelt would have definatly given him a much better chance beings that the cab wasnt even smashed in that bad. being held inside the rig by a seatbelt would have given him a much better chance.