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I came across this in an old post and I thought it might help some one else out, it is really simple and works fantastic, putting trim lock .276” od rubber tube into the gap in between the fender and the body it helps keep it clean especially if like me you live in an area with a lot of trees...

Longer than it should have about 2 1/2 hrs, but I wanted to transfer some of the silver accents to the black grill, so I had to take more of the original silver and the black grill apart to do that, and it has it’s difficulties, also I have the front camera and there’s a butt load more clips to...

Early Christmas present to me, a satin black grill, I kept the silver trim and light surrounding, I like it but I’m really tempted to see it all black, maybe if I get some free time.

So I bought myself an early Christmas present, install was fairly easy beware if you have a front camera you need to switch over the two push in nuts that retain the camera see bottom picture.

State Farm $100 deductible, trying to get it replaced right now in fact, kind of a p.i.t.a. I have to use a State Farm certified shop and the person I’m working with is insisting I have lane departure and it will need to be recalibrated, I told them it doesn’t have lane departure plus the...

Satin black grill $320

My biggest hurdle is the wife!:no:

I just purchased the Artec Nighthawk front bumper with the mid tube stinger, I went back and forth for quite a while but Artec is having a 19% off sale and is throwing in the skid plate, I paid 1k including shipping.

I’m planning on putting a Matt black grill on my silver JT with the stock trail camera, and I believe it’s a pretty simple job, you just swap out the center grill pieces, there our some really good videos on you tube.

I took off the inspection plate and washed out all of the weep holes. it is a quick fix until there’s a better option.

the gate does have several weep holes in it, and when I pulled the inspection cover off I found that 2 of the holes were plugged with wood chips (I use wood heat) so it was definitely worth the $4 for the tape.

I have seen a couple of post about plugging the hole in the bottom of the tail gate where the camera wire loom comes out, I thought that I would share my fix. I bought a roll of heavy-duty foil tape, high stick, rubber back and cut it into strips and covered it, simple and effective, it worked...

A little late, but try one of these I have them on both my JLU and JT. https://www.quadratec.com/p/rugged-ridge/elite-antenna-base-6-reflex-antenna-jeep-wrangler-jk

I haven't made it that far yet, I have seen some lockable brackets online that I think will work, also my hi-lift jack took a walk, so I will need to buy a new one first, maybe Mrs Claus will leave one.

So I bought the Builtright (front) bedside molle rack and I thought I would give my personal review. From the day I ordered them until they shipped was 3 days, they were well packaged and all of the parts were there, the install was a piece of cake, I did however make a couple of changes...

I can fix this, my dads a T.V. repairman, he's got an awesome set of tools.

I just ordered these mostly for caring the hi lift jack. JCR makes a similar product but I felt that the built right industries are more robust,

https://www.jcroffroad.com/category/JTSTO.html

JCR I'm waiting for a set of these right now. Maybe in the bed?

It's not a truck.