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When I did the aux delete, I ran the positive aux lead to the main battery terminal and the negative lead to the body. Didn't touch the aux lead going to the main neg. Going on 9 months and zero issues, Of course I swapped in a H7 battery while I was doing it.

Yeah, 3D printing and laser etching/cutting... Gotta love it!

That is too freaking funny!!!!!!

How bout some drop steps on a rock guard! My old ass could use some...

2020 Rubicon. Let me see...hmmm. Some badass fenders, some body armor, anything to keep me from uglying up my Gladdy to bad. There's a whole lottta branches and river banks here in the south.

I bet the red would look killer with your Snazberry! Just saying...

I got 35.5' the 37' ko;2's

Love the Honcho wrap... looks so damn awesome

gongrats shibbyjeep. enjoy your new spoils!!

That is a pressure release for condensation. Mine has it as well

I do most of that on lightburn. I believe yoU can also do that on Cricut software.

Received my rear Cavfab diff cover today. Now to get it painted and both front/ rear installed. I wish I could have gotten it sooner so I could have installed them while we were in the 70's.

I have had my Oracle tails for well over a year with 0% issues. I have recently added a seal around the edges to add to the looks and to make sure no water, dirt, mud, or anything else can get behind the body of my tails. But I love them.

Well my son 3D printed a smaller key fob for me. Everything works as it should. I have the actual key stashed in case I ever need it.

Was there something wrong with the original?, most people swap the factory in if it was still working. I went ahead and ordered a new Molar sensor before doing my swap.

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That's impressive! I get most of my laser etching/cutting files from MakerWorld.

That's the reason for my Bushswhacker hood protector. Even though it was mid summer, I still applied the heat gun to heat the tape to unsure the tape would stick. This was done after installing the shield and 1 1/2 years later still solid.

Thanks @drrags for this file, they look great!

Merry Christmas!!