What size did you get? XL or Std?Here is my seat cover. Made by "Active Pets" (got it on Amazon). I have it just thrown in the back right now. There are elastic straps that go under the seat to hold it in place... The most important thing: THE ORANGE TRIM FOR THE MOJAVE!
Is this the Rugged Ridge full width bumper? Please say yes b/c I was worried 37s would be a tight fit with the full width but it looks like it works fine here.just got my mojave about a month ago.
So far I got:
Black rhino Recon gun metal
Kanati mud hogs 37s”
Teraflex 1.5” front Leveling
Daystar .75” rear leveling
Fox steering stabilizer
Front bumper w/ quadratech winch (off my jkur)
Blacked out turn signals
I went with the standard size. It fits well.
What bumper is that? I like it. Looks like you kept the stock steel plate?Added Baja Designs LP6 to the front. I like’em!
Rugged Ridge Arcus. Works with the skid plate and I really like. It’s not a solid bumper that will take abuse from extreme off-roading, however it’s light weight and looks great.
Nice choice….definitely on the short list for my Mojave’s front end.
Thanks! Yeah, I don’t think I want an extra heavy steel bumper as I don’t plan on smacking it on rocks. But plastic bumpers are also stupid and I might want a winch.
I used the factory fogs and harness. It’s easy to get out of the plastic bumper. A bunch of screws and your done. I put a Warn VR 12S in it and fits perfect. Definitely need an extra hand to mount the shell and hooks but took about 3-4hrs total to install bumper and winch.Thanks! Yeah, I don’t think I want an extra heavy steel bumper as I don’t plan on smacking it on rocks. But plastic bumpers are also stupid and I might want a winch.
Did you use the factory fogs or harness on yours? I might order this, it’s only $475 and has $100 rebate. That’s a steel
Best post in this thread! I hammer around in the desert as Jeep intended the Mojave to, yet for some inexplicable reason they left out the bed sliders and steel bumper. I plan on doing exactly as you have in addition to a low profile hitch slider (and a Rubi stubby steel bumper on the front). I'm heading to Sedona shortly and I'm gonna have to avoid my favorite trail, Broken Arrow, because I'm certain the way mine sits now would hit HARD in certain spots, not the least of which would be the Devil's Staircase, which is called that for a reason!In the middle of having a blast, blasting over the desert, I confirmed my suspicions about departure angle.
Spent half an hour finding and stacking rocks to get through this wash. I had already started stacking in this picture. After I got a decent pile, I had my wife pull on top of them, then I would move the back ones to the front and continue till I got out without tearing up my hitch.
That lead me to look for some rear end protection. Picked up a Rubi takeoff bumper and installed it today.
I like that the side bits and the steel part of the bumper all tie together to make a solid mass. I also ordered a hitch skid that should protect that and become a good point to drag if needed in the future.
Oh, and for the record, DO NOT DO NOT WHAT I DID IN THE PICTURES.
Install the side brackets first. Get all those bolts in but leave them just loose enough that you can slide the bracket up and down. Then install the bumper and tighten it in place. Then install the side skids. I pushed the side brackets as high as they would go and tightened, then tightened the bumper end to skid tie-in bolts, then the bolts from the side skids to the brackets.
Awesome, thanks! I noticed it said the sport fogs fit so I was curious.
Sharp!My recent pics, lots of parts on this JT this time, almost done lol
