What have you done to your JK this week? 2.5M Views

[Dizzyh]

Fitted my Smittybilt Atlas Front Bar:

[LeighP]

Looks nice. I've got the rear Atlas to fit, when I get a chance.

[JGB]

Added my towbar / hitch / wiring finally. Works like a charm!

And also sadly drove my beautiful AEV front bar into the cinder-block wall next to my car park space this afternoon. Woops. Massive noise, got thrown back from the wall a decent foot. Puff of powder -- Scary as hell.

Got out and was only a small scratch / scuff where it hit. Not even really a ding there. Some touch up paint and you wouldn't even know.

The cinder block wall on the other hand though ..... Woops :-|

[Mr Black]

Originally Posted by Roady

Yes the flares are quoted as being 1'' wider and 2'' higher in the wheel arch. Not sure what backspace the wheels are, they came with the car, but the original flares didn't quite cover the tread. I brought them in from the States. Less than $700 at my door.

Can you say who you got these from? $700 to the door is pretty good compared to shipping on other stuff i have bought.

Thanks,
Stu.

[1mak]

Originally Posted by JGB

How'd you get it so clean / shiney?! Any products?

Mine has never looked this good!

I have used Shynex Sahara which is a spray-on cleaner and polisher from the US. They are using it for smaller airplanes (Flying Doctors, I saw a certificate that they have used/tested it) to protect the paint job and keep the surface clean.

I have got a couple of sample bottles as gift because I've designed their logo, developed their website and made photos and video and such last year. AFAIK it's out of stock at the moment but I have a look if I have some small sample bottles left. Good stuff though, you should have seen my 16 years old Pajero after I detailed her with that polisher.

But there is a disadvantage of having such a clean car ...


I didn't dare to take it off the road last weekend when we went for a joyride.

[Dizzyh]

Originally Posted by LeighP

Looks nice. I've got the rear Atlas to fit, when I get a chance.

Thanks. Had to do some adjusting to the frame so I could fit the torque bolts through for the winch plate. Other than that it was straight forward to fit. Its not that heavy either, managed to do it without any lifting aids too.

[Widzy]

Made some traffolyte tops for the shifter in my JK after I lost the original when changing my clutch. Anyone who wants some let us know what word, name or phrase you want and I'll post them out, keeps me busy at work.



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