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Ok, I learned about the clutch replacement and after reading through this thread it doesn't seem like the way to go for me IF, BIG IF... I read somewhere recently that Stellantis will refund some $ if you had the clutch replaced. Is this true? If someone can point me to where this info is I...

Too bad they aren't rounded on the ends. I will get the impression this weekend.

Then I'd end up with another set of wheels and tires I don't need...

woah, .250" definitely not bend. I think if possible two indentations where the 2 bolt trusses are would enable it to sit inside the geometry vs. standing proud of it.

I am a blow\injection molding engineer as well - HDPE is pretty flexible (not very rigid), no?

Those are tough resins...(Thermoplastics) Often, these are automotive materials...(Soft Stuff) PPO: Rigid Polymer Alloy TPO: Thermoplastic Olefin TPE: Thermoplastic Elastomer TEO: Thermoplastic Elastomer Olefin Tough stuff: ABS: Acrylontrile Butadiene Styrene ABS isn't as chemically resistant...

I forgot to do this last weekend (Cardboard model)... Some toolboxes and shelving became available on marketplace for my garage so I rearranged and decluttered my garage for jeep mods lol.

Do you have the geometry available? They came out pretty nice btw... I would go with that material as it does look tough and the finish works well.

Jeep parts came so I completely forgot. I'll get to it tonight.

I will once I get home tonight if someone else doesn't first.

Do you think that this would work? LINK <-- Google killed this app in June I could also press cardboard onto the opening to get an outline that could be traced.

Take my money! How thick in sheet metal? Any possibility for aluminum? This is awesome. I could either rattle can or have them powder coated.

You buy them on here? where? I'll make an ad if they have value.

Who would buy them?

Holy Mother of god! That price is insane for a flat plate with some rubber and advertisement... I'm gonna ask them if it is cheaper without their logo lol. @Speedy_12139

I think I am going to cut the wings I removed and sandwich 1\8" steel behind it that I'll also die grind to shape and rattle can them. Something similar to this but only the piece on the back that bolts to the bumper: The white section being the "wing" take offs and the black a 1\8" plate...

Unfortunately these don't have the drain hole according to your link in the QA section.

Mine as well- I think you need to cut out the drain hole in the carpet as it is like a gutter and keeps the mat pushed up because there is no relieved spot in the carpet (drain hole).

Does anyone know if there are a closeout that is available for the stubby Mopar steel bumpers? If there aren't I guess I can cut off part of the wings from the end pieces (2 of the 3 piece bumper) and screw them back on for a little protection. The wiring behind the bumper is exposed and could...

Mine came from the factory...that's really strange.