What did you do TO your Gladiator today? [ADMIN WARNING: NO POLITICS, NO GUN TALK]

[mazeppa]

What did you use for the lights?

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01HJ4G9QI/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Also see:
https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/...t-lights-rear-bumper.20747/page-4#post-439007

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[Rulf]

nice look - 35's? What tire did you pick?

These are the stock Rubicon 33 M/Ts.

 

[Mightytalldude]

Added a Teraflex 1.5" leveling kit. Took about 40 minutes per side to install. Top photo post install, bottom, pre install.

 

[HikerBob]

here’s the fix for the “too short” bolt on the Mopar tube doors. Haven’t mounded them yet but I feel pretty good that it will work.

 

[TheNewWampsCat]

Added a set of rough country steps. The little ones can get in a little bit easier! Had to use the old brain some since I did this by myself.

And today a hard tonneau, again would’ve been a lot easier with another set of hands!

 

[TheHops]

Unpackaged and prepped this bad boy today (mounted lights, grommets, etc, the tedious stuff). Hoping to pull off the stock plastic rear bumper and get this installed/wired up on Sunday when the weather finally breaks. I'll install the winch at a later time when funds allow.

 

[Texops]

Finally received my King OEM series 2.0 IFP internal reservoir shocks 2.5”-5” lift. I have these on the rear & it’s been so great with my 3” RK lift.
Installing in the morning. Oh and tomorrow is my Birthday

 

[HikerBob]

Finally received my King OEM series 2.0 IFP internal reservoir shocks 2.5”-5” lift. I have these on the rear & it’s been so great with my 3” RK lift.
Installing in the morning. Oh and tomorrow is my Birthday

Happy birthday . And those apples look delicious.

 

[Texops]

Happy birthday . And those apples look delicious.

Thanks man

 

[xpcdoojk]

Here are some shots I took this morning after having Premium Line-X liner installed in my Gladiator Rubicon yesterday (actually the DW spent the 90 minutes in the waiting room while they did it.). My only complaint is they put a Line-X decal in the window. Haven’t decided to remove it yet.

JC

 

[PAJeepGladiator]

Added a Teraflex 1.5" leveling kit. Took about 40 minutes per side to install. Top photo post install, bottom, pre install.

Where did you get all of the black badges and emblems? Love the look! I want to get rid of all the red on the outside.

 

[mazeppa]

Here are some shots I took this morning after having Premium Line-X liner installed in my Gladiator Rubicon yesterday (actually the DW spent the 90 minutes in the waiting room while they did it.). My only complaint is they put a Line-X decal in the window. Haven’t decided to remove it yet.

JC

My line-X dealer put a decal on the window and an emblem in the bed, I removed both.

 

[TheHops]

My line-X dealer put a decal on the window and an emblem in the bed, I removed both.

Thankfully, they just left the sticker in my cup holder. They did however install an emblem. I don't mind that so much though. How did you remove it without damaging the bed liner? I assumed it was an adhesive decal on the bare bed that they then sprayed over with line-x. I also assumed that the decal would be helpful down the line if any warranty work needed to be done at another line-x location, though I'm sure there's a computer system that tracks those transactions too.

 

[Moe_Fugga]

Put on a Spiderwebshade. Bit of a process since you have to drop the windshield and remove the hard top. Probably could have got it on without removing the top, but it was my first time and a good learning experience. Installing front panels after the shade takes a bit more time, but once I figure it out it shouldn’t be an issue. Overall, it’s well worth the time since you never have to remove it. I had one on a JK back in the day and it was invaluable down here in the scorching GA heat. You get that open top experience without the beaming heat of the sun.

 

[mazeppa]

Thankfully, they just left the sticker in my cup holder. They did however install an emblem. I don't mind that so much though. How did you remove it without damaging the bed liner? I assumed it was an adhesive decal on the bare bed that they then sprayed over with line-x. I also assumed that the decal would be helpful down the line if any warranty work needed to be done at another line-x location, though I'm sure there's a computer system that tracks those transactions too.

I just pulled the emblem off and used a Goo-Be-Gone type of product to remove the rubbery type of adhesive from the back of the emblem. Shouldn't have to worry about damaging the Line-X material, if you do take it back to the installer for repair under warranty.

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