No

 

Alright looks like im switcing trannys in a week or two

 

Do you know how much weight it's supposed to handle? It's only bolted on to the factory rails. When I looked up the brand, it seems like they were bought out.

 

They where. On stock rails I wouldn't put more than 150 lbs in it. I did.... Had to get gutter mount rails. Lol roof rack left the building on a trail.

 

Thanks. I kinda figured that would be the limit, I'll play it safe. Plus my tire is only a 235. Probably will use it for bags and fishing gear.

 

You should be good

 

It was cruiser54. He just said id be better off with EBC pads and standard rotors. Could be just due to me being stock. But idk.

 

I have high respect for cruiser54. But slotted and drilled trump standard rotors any day.
Ebc's and slotted and drilled is the best combo without spending $1000's.

 

Could be low on refrigerant and the evaporator is freezing up.

 

I got some TJ slim lights from a buddy and installed them on the XJ today, we also made up a new switch plate that holds 4 switches Bumper, pillar, basket rack, and back up lights on basket. the basket lights will be stared tomorrow hopefully.We covered the plate in carbon fiber.

 

its not in the door, ist in the kick panel behind the pull for the hood, held in by like 2 screws.

no, i got a piece that is 1" x 1/4" x 36" and im going to take some quick measurements before i quickly bend one up, these wont be really strong, they are just for holding onto the 6' X 8' tarp awning. it will look something like the paint sketch-up below

 

made a center console bracket....minor trimming, drilling holes and paint is all that's left

 

Played in the snow for a bit, then met up with a few club members.

 

Man, I'm jealous of all you guys with the snow!

 

It's nice on Sunday, but it gets old quick by Monday morning