The "I don't really have a good name and probably never will" build.

[Wizard]

I don't know about everyone else on here but I'm not usually one to post up how much I've spent on parts and labor for my Jeep

Exactly! The missers might see it, and then there'd be trouble. :doh:

 

[Jaydoc1]

Exactly! The missers might see it, and then there'd be trouble. :doh:

There's that too!

 

[ERAUGrad04]

Next, since I've been running the stock tire carrier since upgrading my wheels and tires, I had them go ahead and put on some rear EVO corner armor and EVO tire carrier.

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Great looking build! This picture really makes me want the EVO tire carrier! :thumb:

 

[Jaydoc1]

I have discovered an unpublished benefit of EVO Jeep parts. Every item that you put on your JK that has the EVO name or logo on it increases your snow traction by 2.6%.

 

[Tigrcky]

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I have discovered an unpublished benefit of EVO Jeep parts. Every item that you put on your JK that has the EVO name or logo on it increases your snow traction by 2.6%.

Just finally caught up on your thread Doc, it's coming along nicely! What are your summer wheeling plans?

 

[Bacon]

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I have discovered an unpublished benefit of EVO Jeep parts. Every item that you put on your JK that has the EVO name or logo on it increases your snow traction by 2.6%.

It's the weight. Lol.

 

[Jaydoc1]

It's the weight. Lol.

No no. That's not it. The other unpublished benefit is that each piece also DECREASES total gross weight by 1.3%. Also there is a total brake horsepower increase of 3-4 BHP per piece. :brows:

 

[Trail Jeeps]

Thanks for the kind words! Beautiful Jeep, a pleasure working on it!

Wes

 

[Trail Jeeps]

As for pricing on a build, send me an email to weston@trailjeeps.com or PM me here. If you email me make sure you let me know that you are a Wayalife member so I can factor in the lower labor rate.

 

[catahoula]

Your rig is coming along very nicely!:thumb:

 

[Jaydoc1]

Not part of the build, per se, but I did need SOMETHING to drive the unibit through the glove compartment for my CB install.

 

[Tigrcky]

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Not part of the build, per se, but I did need SOMETHING to drive the unibit through the glove compartment for my CB install.

I have always liked Milwaukee! I bet an electric 1/2 inch drive impact would be a great trail addition!

 

[Jaydoc1]

That's my next tool purchase.

 

[thardy]

I have always liked Milwaukee! I bet an electric 1/2 inch drive impact would be a great trail addition!

I've got the 1/4 inch drive impact and it is a beast. I use an adapter to use 1/2 sockets when removing lug nuts and it has never let me down.

 

[Jaydoc1]

I've got the 1/4 inch drive impact and it is a beast. I use an adapter to use 1/2 sockets when removing lug nuts and it has never let me down.

Looking at either the 3/8" or 1/2" hex drive impact wrench or pin detent version. Not sure which.

 

[Jaydoc1]

Okay, got the Cobra WX 75ST installed today.



Not sure how long this unopened bag of jerky has been hiding back there!















Not sure why some of these are rotated strangely. Can't seem to figure that out.

Firestik quick disconnect and spring inbound.

 

[catahoula]

So...uh...how'd the jerky taste?

 

[Jaydoc1]

So...uh...how'd the jerky taste?

Sadly, I wasn't brave enough to try it.

 

[AllAmericanInfidel]

Looks great! Curious, where did you get that handmike mount from? Im about to install the same CB in my rig, I really like that mount rather than drilling into the dash somewhere.

 

[bkac]

I know quadratec sells one kinda like that but the clip is built into it. Its a Really nice mount. I think 4WP might sell the one he has.