What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

There is no need to trim the metal tab.

 

The Philips build tab had a slant on e one side. I just made it square. I was having a I hard time getting them in before I did that. I saw that it was not needed but could not get them in without it.

 

Drilled a hole and glued in the adapter.

 

You should get one of these to finish off the shift boot collar.
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not to ruffle some feathers but this was the easiest and quickest way to fix
the gas cap situation. move the plastic tender to the outmost hole

 

I didn’t know I needed this….until now.

 

Yeah that happens a lot around here. This place kills my wallet sometimes.

 

Got some rekgens

 

We installed the Overland Custom Designs swaybar disconnects yesterday. Had some conflict with the Total Chaos Spindle gussets, but a Milwaukee 90° die grinder with a cutoff wheel made that go away.









If you are considering these, I'd check out the 5 year review over here

 

A morning ice bath and some zip tie freshening up on all the aftermarket wires i have added. Sunday

 

Also blacking out the front face of my RCI aluminum a arm guards. Because im bored and ive been hitting everything i own with this black rattle can lately. Winter Painting #.

 

He looks very pleased with more room

 

I ordered Phillips German H9 from Amazon for $9.99 each back in October. They're $11.99 now.
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I spent nearly 3 years trying to increase the stock headlight performance. These didn't disappoint.

 

I didn't actually trim the metal tabs. They fit just fine without trimming any metal

 

I did this too... I didn't even put this in as a mod in my build thread.... I might have to go back and add this in...

Best part... It's free

 

TY for this link..

 

I had issues with the passenger side light. Mainly because I was too lazy to remove everything that was in my way. Also, no need for dremel. A sharp pocket knife and some pliers were plenty to make this work.

 

It's easy if you remove the bolts holding the windshield washer reservoir. Then just slide the reservoir over a little. No need to empty or remove it. Access to the light is better. Work on the light then just bolt the reservoir back. Really simple and easy.

 

I had to do that to give me enough room it insert the bulb.

 

Today I built and installed my own catalytic converter guards to weld onto my ARB skid plates. Not the best welder, but they came out ok.

Guards don’t cover the rear of the cat, but they do prevent Sawzall access to the front of the cat, so a thief wouldn’t *easily* be able cut the entire thing out. Hoping it’s enough of a deterrent.