They are great.The RSE's have served me very well in both function (steps) and protection (sliders)...... just sayin'
Looking good! I like to think I went all fancy like a late night Waffle House
The at4x canyon we bought has sliders like those. I feel like I'm gonna scratch the body with my boots every time I try stepping on them. They do look good though.
I put PPF on the rockers
Definitely the way to go. The little truck is just a temp so don't wanna spend tons on it. When the AEV shows up it will be full ppf head to toeI put PPF on the rockers
Yea for sure but didn’t do it all over just the problem areas
I realize I wasn't being too clear either. In the picture the left socket is the ARB one, but I left the cover on. The socket is for the 12 volt plug that comes with the fridge. It has two pins in the bottom and a locking ring at the top that screws in. I assume it is proprietary to ARB, but TBH I have never seen a cord for other manufacturers.
There are many ways to wire the light. They even give you a cigarette plug if you want to use the rear power plug (I didn't ). There are also instructions for wiring it with the interior lights.
It also comes with a remote that I can use to turn it on and off and change colors and intensity. When camping I like to sleep in my Jeep and the remote makes it easier to turn it off when I go to sleep at night.
Looks like the fridge end of the ARB power cord is a standard XT60. If it is, it would work for my needs.
I have gorilla glass in my jeep. I drive it to and from Lake Tahoe several times a year during ski season which is the worst for picking up stones. I have had one gorilla glass replaced, but must say it was after many many track hits from stones, none of which scratched the glass, but one finally broke it. I am a big fan of the gorilla glass. Jeeps flat windshield makes it very vulnerable to breakage, but I believe the gorilla glass reduces the odds significantly. My second windshield is also gorilla glass and so far has taken quite a few hits, there's not a single scratch.
Omg I totally misread your post that you had side steps from a brand called Macy Gray. Thought “I never heard of that brand” and started Googling it with obviously no luck. Man I need some bourbon tonight
Keep me posted on your success with the Magnaflow, I have one on the way and will likely be using MetalCloak for all my skids (however I am thinking about the Artec that is made specifically for that exhaust / tips area.
I will keep you posted, I have the magna flow rock crawler exhaust. The tips are not exposed on that one, and are above the frame rail in the back. It does not have the valves for the quiet mode.
True story, there is a Waffle House a few miles from us and I got summoned and chosen for trial. Turns out it was the head cook from that Waffle House. He was accused of molesting a 8 year old child. I thought he was guilty but we ended up in a hung jury. About 3 weeks later, I was going down the road that passes the Waffle House and the guy was crossing the road right as I was heading down it. It took a lot for me not to punch it and run him over. My brain was telling me it was the right thing to do.Looking good! I like to think I went all fancy like a late night Waffle House
One more silly question. I have never drilled/cut a hole to the interior panels. I am just going to use the ARB socket vs the socket and housing so I need a round hole. Will a hole-saw cut this just fine?
I'm not familiar with the exact outlet you are dealing with but generally they have a flange that covers the cut hole. Most importantly, just dont cutie too big. I have not cut into my 392 interior either but my LJ has been molested for phone holder, locker switches, microphone for stereo etc. They all look great.
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