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Old 28-04-2015
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So what's the difference between the standard rubicon and this one?
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Leather, stereo, satnav, bonnet vents, other bits and pieces. Essentially a 10th anniversary with black leather instead of red.
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Some of the X have red interior, pretty sure all white X do..
They also have Slightly different colour on the trims around the Aircon and grab handle, slight changes on the dash cluster and they have a few more read outs on the digital dash, which is also white I think they are normally green? Not sure if all models have the white writing now though?
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Installed the UHF from the XJ.



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And naturally, the air compressor under the seat seems like a logical spot. Made a little bracket for switch which works a treat.

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And naturally, the air compressor under the seat seems like a logical spot. Made a little bracket for switch which works a treat.

You need a block-off panel there, that you could mount the switch to properly and also mount a quick connect to for an air line.
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I was going to do a panel along the top of the frame, but I didn't have enough flat stock laying around. This works well, and you don't really see it unless you are kneeling next to it to take photo
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