RudeJeepin's JTRD Journey

[RudeJeepin]

Rummaged through your build thread just for this.

Did they install fine? I'm not sure I ever used in-channel shades before. Only external.

Install was pretty easy. Just take your time, they do use some 3m tape.
I haven't touched them since the day I out them on. Still work fine.

I don't like to ones that stick to the outside. Seen too many fall off or some even damage the paint.

I've had 3 or 4 different cars with the in channel style. All the way back to the set on my 84 Toyota pickup.

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[ChrisNLA]

Install was pretty easy. Just take your time, they do use some 3m tape.
I haven't touched them since the day I out them on. Still work fine.

I don't like to ones that stick to the outside. Seen too many fall off or some even damage the paint.

I've had 3 or 4 different cars with the in channel style. All the way back to the set on my 84 Toyota pickup.

Cool. Added them to my list.

 

[RudeJeepin]

Well last week we traded our 2013 RZR 800 S in for a 2026 RZR ProXP. Big upgrade all the way around. But it's also bigger all the way around.
I had to rework the bed system some, and move a couple lights out of the way.

You can see the light over the bed, there was plenty of wiring to just move it to the side.
All so I could get the lift bed higher. I ended up smashing the J hooks and moving them up roughly 1.5". This gave me the height I needed. Still took the RZR's top off to be safe.
I bought a moving blanket from harbor freight and added grommets to it. I made a makeshift bag to put the top in and then bungee corded it to the wall.
I also got E track and straps for HF to tie the front down with.

I notched the track to get the first set of holes to align with the metal floor joist.

Eventually I'll cut some of the excess strap off and burn the edge so it don't fray. Right now the tale is just wound up and held with a ziptie.

Snug as a bug in a rug, but it fits.
Headed out soon to break it in.
Definitely more tongue weight with this machine in there. I might want a weight distribution hitch. I'll know soon.

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