Waiting a thread about this.anyone want an unboxing type video..?
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What are those inserts in the grill and headlights?Radiant cubes finally working, faulty harness from rigid. Asymmetrical location “because snorkel”
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Thank you, but I meant your front fender lights. Love the smoked look!Here's the manufacturer link:
https://www.methodracewheels.com/co...ucts/703-method-bronze?variant=39290142326845
My local @Discount Tire was able to order them in for me.
Ah, okay. Here ya go!Thank you, but I meant your front fender lights. Love the smoked look!
I’m thinking of having ExoShield installed on my windshield. Pretty durable stuff with a 2 year warranty. Takes care of those direct hits.Ive read on here of people going through their insurance and using the mopar part number for the oem gorilla glass. May be worth a shot
What do the metra adapters connect to?Installed the Alpine speaker upgrade for the overhead soundbar. I bought the Alpine SPV-65-JLT from Crutchfield, as it was about $50 cheaper than Amazon, and Crutchfield includes the Metra adapters (Metra 72-6514), which are needed for the JTs (and JLs) that have the premium Alpine audio system. The instructions aren't the best. I've had to watch a couple YouTube videos and looked through forum threads.
Before:
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I used the included template and a pick to trace the new pattern. This worked very well for me as a pen, pencil, or marker was harder to see (irregular surfaces). The scribe/pick leaves a good mark to see and feel.
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To cut the hole, I tried a jigsaw, but it was much harder to control, especially with the soundbar still installed. Then I tried an electric hot knife, but it produced toxic fumes, and the cuts immediately fused back together (molten plastic). Instructions, YouTubers, and other forum members recommended a reciprocating air saw. Others have also removed the soundbar. I left mine in place and used a box cutter (utility knife) instead. It took a bit more muscle, but it made much less of a mess, and it took about 15-20 minutes per side
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The template is not the best. I had to deviate and cut a bit more to avoid some awkward shapes. This is what the removed sections looked like. You can actually remove quite a bit more than what the template calls for. The new speaker's gasket just needs to have a surface to seal.
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This is what the hole looks like. Yes, not pretty. If you have OCD (like me), turn away and don't think about how sausages are made.
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The new Alpine speaker comes with a crossover. If you have premium audio, like mine, disconnect the wires from the woofer (just move them aside) and attach the Metra adapters.
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Connect to the soundbar harness.
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The resulting sound is AMAZING! Deeper, fuller bass, crisper highs, and looks great.
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