🛠️ What did you do to your Jeep 392 today?

After my last Jeep Jamboree in TN & KY, it showed how much I needed to add to protect the Jeep. Steersmart parts to get the (damaged) steering stabilizer out of the way, thicker traction bars, and full Artec underbody and some other stuff I can't remember. IT's going to suck to do all this again when the 392 gets delivered.
sharing the pain with you. Going through that journey now with the 392, coming from a built JLUR 6-speed on 37s KM3s
 
Got the mopar single hoop added. Smaller Madonna boobs on the way and will replace the plastic fair lead cover soon.
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Next Venture skids and diff covers work great. Tested them out this past weekend at Sourgrass and Deer Valley.View attachment 37851
You have some cool stuff on your Jeep.
As I was re torquing my Allen bolts on my next venture skids the supplied washers started pushing into the holes . So I bought some nice grade 8 SAE washers much better just saying
 
How was Deer Valley? It's on my list.
Deer Valley was fantastic! We ran it from the bottom (Alpine Lake) to the top. Stopped several times to take pics and an hour lunch at the second water crossing (not too deep). Made Lower Blue Lake before noon (started at 8am)
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You have some cool stuff on your Jeep.
As I was re torquing my Allen bolts on my next venture skids the supplied washers started pushing into the holes . So I bought some nice grade 8 SAE washers much better just saying

I was on the GenRight 4 day adventure trip a couple of weeks ago (Gold Lake/Snake Lake) and had a few of the bolts/fasteners come loose. Good thing I did a quick visual and had time to quickly get a wrench on them.
 
My wife put the Cricket vinyl cutter to good use. Ordered some blank Richardson hats (a favorite brand). And did some playing around with the logo's and font sizes. The teal hat isn't quite Bikini Pearl color, but the closest they make. Fun stuff!! ✌️



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Installed rock sliders from White Knuckle Off-Road. Got them in black painted steel with step plates and angled at 90°. Kept the Rubi rails so my boots wouldn’t kick the door panel and to have the sliders a bit lower for my vertically challenged wife.

 

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Installed rock sliders from White Knuckle Off-Road. Got them in black painted steel with step plates and angled at 90°. Kept the Rubi rails so my boots wouldn’t kick the door panel and to have the sliders a bit lower for my vertically challenged wife.

I luv these rock sliders! I put them on my 21 Sarge, but removed them before I traded for my 20A. I did the same set up with the 90 degree angle and kept the Rubi rails. I had them add the diamond plate for the top plate as I didn't care for the top with holes in them. I haven't put them back on because my 20A came with the Mopar heavy duty rock slider with step assist. We also have a set on our RAM 2500. These are so strong they stopped the truck when a stump got caught under them and no damage to the truck.
 

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