818Gladiator
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- First Name
- Carlos
- Joined
- Feb 20, 2022
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- Location
- San Fernando valley CA
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- Jeep Gladiator
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The day I got my first jeep, I actually tried to purchase this one about 5 months before and it just sat in the showroom, it’s a base sport manual. I finally got a deal I was comfortable with.
first mod was Willie’s wheels and tires
then I did a Clayton 3.5 ride right kit and some fox 2.0s
After that I did some JBL 6x9 and 2 JBL powered subs under both the front seats.
then… some Katskinz leather seats
And then… I got a rugged ridge xor front bumper and go rhino light bar mount and ipainted them sarge green
And then… I did a rear tire mount and some time in between the 35s picture and this one I got 37s
I then did this body armor number and side guards.
I then did a JBL amp and 3 way component speakers in the front. I do not recommend doing this… also make a jeep sound system sound “good” is really a futile pursuit, with all the noises and air leaks this thing has. And the time it takes to take apart the dash, I’m not sure the returns are worth it. I ran new speakers wires to everything had to use an lci7 and resistors to get everything to play nice with the stock head unit
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I then did ox lockers front and back. Revolution 5.13 gears and revolution 1350 front and rear driveshaft… Jesus Christ this hurt my wallet.
I also had been running the r/c dual stabilizer and steer smarts sector shaft brace. I got those when i did the 37s
And then… I did some fox 2.5 shocks and fox ats steering stabilizer and switched to JK style mounting and I can’t remember the brand rn but I did aluminum 2.5 ton tie rod and drag link.
I then installed the rock krawler pro-x kit and did Clayton overland+ lower front and rear control arms and had my buddy come burn it on for good measure
most recently I cut up my stock fenders and meshed the cheap Amazon fender liners together and got this. It does the job, and I was looking into aluminum fender liners but I just can’t justify the cost for something I for sure am going to smash up. I have wrecked these fender liners before and I just take them off and beat them back into shape and give them a fresh coat of bedliner and then are good again.
I’m sure I’m forgetting things but for the most part that’s my build so far. And I would like the thank the people who have helped me on this forum with parts advice and general automotive advice and helping me understand how certain things work.
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