Side Decals?

[imallcrawl]

are you planning to regear ?
I've heard you need to regear for 40's

When I had 40's on my JKU I regeared to 5.13's. However with stock gears on my JT it drives pretty amazing. In fact, I honestly do not feel any difference even from a stop and on the freeway - not sure why this is. But yes, I will be re-gearing to 5.38.

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[Salmanilla]

What Vinyl did you use? I had used Oracal 751 on my work van a couple of years ago and it was a PITA to remove. I would like to put some graphics on my Mojave, but concerned about removing/changing in the future.

 

[WILDHOBO]

I started adding product decals on my rigs when I would host auto shows here in Honolulu and did off-road events with our local 4WP. It was done for my sponsors and of course, marketing.

Anyways, I was bored in between work and I photoshopped these side decals for the JT, what yall think? Not sure if I'll actually do it being I'm going for a clean build this time around, but I kinda like it!

On another note, I need to get 40's

Vendors would need to pay me to advertise for them. Aesthetically well done, but if they’re not paying you to do it, I don’t get it. Don’t get me wrong. I LOVE STICKERS. But I put them on my co2 tank, or my vise stand, etc.

 

[imallcrawl]

What Vinyl did you use? I had used Oracal 751 on my work van a couple of years ago and it was a PITA to remove. I would like to put some graphics on my Mojave, but concerned about removing/changing in the future.

I didn't install it yet, just kicking around ideas. But no matter what vinyl you use, a heat gun is your friend for removing it, and when that doesn't work this thing is awesome:

https://www.amazon.com/Remover-Removes-Stripes-Adhesive-Motorcycles/dp/B0C73JHFHR/?th=1

We removed very old decals from my son's 94 YJ and it literally erased it.

 

[tysongladiator]

What Vinyl did you use? I had used Oracal 751 on my work van a couple of years ago and it was a PITA to remove. I would like to put some graphics on my Mojave, but concerned about removing/changing in the future.

I've seen a lot of companies sell a temporary and permanent version of their vinyl. I use temporary. It's cheap but it doesn't fade and comes off with a heat gun easier when I get ready to change them.

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