🛠️ What did you do to your Jeep 392 today?

Oh had no idea about 67 Deisgns, have always used bulletproof designs. Looks like now it’s only assembled in USA 🙄

No you’re 100% right. I hate that also. I always try to buy US Made. So sick of Chinese crap. That bothers me now.

Yeah, 67Designs is the original, they've been making products since the 2010's if not older.

Bulletproof cloned all their stuff and, of-course since it's all manufactured oversees, cuts them on pricing but stamps the American Flag everywhere.

As a small business/manufacturer this drives home for me, thus my original note.

Apologies for hijacking the thread. This is my last comment on this subject.
 
First of 2 LP6s arrived today. The second and the lockout harness both arrive in a few days. Looking forward to installing them next week. My wife also came home from Target with a 392 hot wheels for me which I thought was pretty cool.

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First of 2 LP6s arrived today. The second and the lockout harness both arrive in a few days. Looking forward to installing them next week. My wife also came home from Target with a 392 hot wheels for me which I thought was pretty cool.

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Damn that’s a legit Hot Wheels! Where are you going to mount the LP6s? I have four sitting in my garage (bought for the TRX and never installed) so trying to decide how to mount them on the 392. Only going to mount two of the four.
 
Damn that’s a legit Hot Wheels! Where are you going to mount the LP6s? I have four sitting in my garage (bought for the TRX and never installed) so trying to decide how to mount them on the 392. Only going to mount two of the four.
Going to mount on the bumper in front of the winch. I like the look when they’re tight together in the center of the bumper.
 
Going to mount on the bumper in front of the winch. I like the look when they’re tight together in the center of the bumper.
I Did my LP6s in tight and my wife did her LP4s further out.
 

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Going to mount on the bumper in front of the winch. I like the look when they’re tight together in the center of the bumper.
I like the tight placement as well. I was thinking of similar set up on my ‘24 OEM winch bumper. Would you mind sharing the mounting solution you’ve found?
 
I Did my LP6s in tight and my wife did her LP4s further out.
When do you guys turn on the LP6s? I’m thinking about on-road driving in rainy or foggy days, but uncertain if they are street legal, DOT approved. I know if you are using them Offroad totally fine.
 
When do you guys turn on the LP6s? I’m thinking about on-road driving in rainy or foggy days, but uncertain if they are street legal, DOT approved. I know if you are using them Offroad totally fine.
As far as I know, BD's only SAE accessory lights are some of the Squadrons. I ran their non SAE Squadrons as fogs in my ADD bumper on the TRX but they are too bright for street use.

I only use my LP6s offroad or old back roads with no traffic.
 
As far as I know, BD's only SAE accessory lights are some of the Squadrons. I ran their non SAE Squadrons as fogs in my ADD bumper on the TRX but they are too bright for street use.

I only use my LP6s offroad or old back roads with no traffic.
Good to know, thanks.
 
As far as I know, BD's only SAE accessory lights are some of the Squadrons. I ran their non SAE Squadrons as fogs in my ADD bumper on the TRX but they are too bright for street use.

I only use my LP6s offroad or old back roads with no traffic.
Yes, the BD SAE fogs are their only DOT approved light. That said, I have the BD SAE fogs in amber and even the SAE are crazy bright. I was getting flashed when they were on so only use them when absolutely needed now.
 
Yes, the BD SAE fogs are their only DOT approved light. That said, I have the BD SAE fogs in amber and even the SAE are crazy bright. I was getting flashed when they were on so only use them when absolutely needed now.
Okay, I’m giving up the idea of getting the BD SAE Squadrons to replace the OEM fog lights. Been keeping the fog lights on with the yellow Lamin-X film for the cool look.
 
I Did my LP6s in tight and my wife did her LP4s further out.

Any issues with the front Camera?

I am looking at getting the Baja Designs LP9's when our 392 comes in. Love the LP6's on the TRX.
 
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Got a couple of fun Jeep gifts from Santa, so I figured I'd do a couple mini-reviews. For storing my full doors when rolling with half doors this summer I got the gowithoutdoors.com 4-door cart. I'm very happy with the made in USA quality. I have an old garage with big cracks in the floor and the polyurethane casters rolled over everything nicely. Really the build quality is excellent, I like the castor placement and the cut-out jeep grill (6-slots probably to avoid trademark issues). A nice solution to store extra doors.
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Also got the new 2024 Jeep Grill painted Firecracker Red (PRC) by distinction applied. I do a lot of hvlp paining and the paint job from distinction applied appears near perfect. I'm going to take it apart and have my PPF guy apply some STEK ppf to the painted parts before I install it. Based off my experience I would recommend distinction applied for custom finished jeep parts. Finally I got the Milwaukee's Gen 3 (2967) ½-inch high torque impact wrench for working on the 392. This version of Thor's hammer had all the Ugga Duggas you might ever need for working on a 392. And at 7.6" long it's small enough to fit in the storage area under the floor. Here is a good review on the torque test channel.
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I have a red 24 grill coming from DA also. I took a chance and ordered it with the the trim of the slots painted red also. I have their door handles and windshield wiper cowl, 392 badges, jeep emblems and a custom Hemi emblem. Basically changed all the grey to matte black. Their paint quality is fantastic. Expensive but they use all Mopar parts and custom paint to your likeness.
 
Not as cool as some of y'all, but I got my Oracle back up lights that replace the red reflectors in the rear bumper. The driver's side light was a pain in the ass. The jeep bumper was not uniform. I hammered the shit out of the opening to fit the Oracle light. The stock reflector was even damaged just trying to remove it.
 

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Not as cool as some of y'all, but I got my Oracle back up lights that replace the red reflectors in the rear bumper. The driver's side light was a pain in the ass. The jeep bumper was not uniform. I hammered the shit out of the opening to fit the Oracle light. The stock reflector was even damaged just trying to remove it.
I reached out to Oracle about this. It is a known issue with the steel bumpers. The lights are designed for the plastic bumpers. The drivers side light requires trimming for it to work.
 
I reached out to Oracle about this. It is a known issue with the steel bumpers. The lights are designed for the plastic bumpers. The drivers side light requires trimming for it to work.
My steel bumper required a 5lb hammer and steel bar😁
 
View attachment 29326Got a couple of fun Jeep gifts from Santa, so I figured I'd do a couple mini-reviews. For storing my full doors when rolling with half doors this summer I got the gowithoutdoors.com 4-door cart. I'm very happy with the made in USA quality. I have an old garage with big cracks in the floor and the polyurethane casters rolled over everything nicely. Really the build quality is excellent, I like the castor placement and the cut-out jeep grill (6-slots probably to avoid trademark issues). A nice solution to store extra doors.
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Also got the new 2024 Jeep Grill painted Firecracker Red (PRC) by distinction applied. I do a lot of hvlp paining and the paint job from distinction applied appears near perfect. I'm going to take it apart and have my PPF guy apply some STEK ppf to the painted parts before I install it. Based off my experience I would recommend distinction applied for custom finished jeep parts. Finally I got the Milwaukee's Gen 3 (2967) ½-inch high torque impact wrench for working on the 392. This version of Thor's hammer had all the Ugga Duggas you might ever need for working on a 392. And at 7.6" long it's small enough to fit in the storage area under the floor. Here is a good review on the torque test channel.
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Pretty cool tool use of the storage compartment. How long did your grille take? I love distinction I have their flag cowl cover in green.
 

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