well your truck will FINALLY get wheeled this weekend....looking forward to your comments after driving FJ40 two years ago up there and now the UZJ100.
BBQ BOY's Smokin' Build Thread
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i will see you both, and that good looking front bumper in a day.
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The 40 was awesome wheeling. The size of he 100 is going to be the biggest drawback.
Great progress on your build. Hoping to make it to Uwharrie this weekend if I can get my axle installed in time. Trying to find someone who will overnight it.
slow and steady...and you wont have issues. If you panic or are a spaz on the trail then might get a scratch or two. Use your mirrors for the sides down low....spotters for front...and watch the vehicle in front of you to see their line and how you need to maneuver for same or better result...especially with off camber where you might feel too high up on trail but need to get there to keep from hitting roof on a tree or boulder on other side.
Slow and stead wins on the trail....
Which sahara bumper did you go with? The 98-02 version is a lot cheaper than the 03-07 version.
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98-02
Not to hijack your thread but will the earler sahara bar fit on the 03+
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Not sure. Call Slee offroad and they will tell you
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A couple of requested pics.
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Picked up some used Yakima racks today. they were bought from a local Craigslist ad. The fella had them on a Passat and only had them for about 2 months. Rail Grabs, bars, locks and fairing all for under $200. Not a bad days work.
The pics kind of stink so I apologize in advance. As far as wind noise goes I can not hear any.
The pics kind of stink so I apologize in advance. As far as wind noise goes I can not hear any.
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Interesting. I always thought that stuff was supposed to go against the exterior skin. Does that brand work just as well stretched over the gaps in the interior of the door frame?
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The deadening works great. It seals the door.
This is the brand I used when i replaced my speakers. It was much cheaper than Dynamat and appeared just as good. It goes on easily with a heat gun or hair dryer if the weather is not quite warm enough.
I left the vapor barrier though so I didn't use as much as you did. I didn't know what the plastic (vapor barrier) was for so I left it intact.
"Not a bad days work" is right! I just spent almost $500 on them NIB. Great work!
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Well the plastic is there to keep water from getting on the backside of the doors panels. I matted the doors inside and out creating an enclosure inside and out.
I know. i am still giddy about it.
In the Atlanta area, Craigslist could exist on Yakima and Thule products alone!