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Drifting
Joined: Feb 2013
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Having recently done the jump seat add-on, I would suggest picking up a small ratcheting bit driver
and a few torx t30 screwdriver bits
It'll make life a lot easier. Also make sure you get all the trim panels behind the seat, seat belts and mounting hardware too.
and a few torx t30 screwdriver bits
It'll make life a lot easier. Also make sure you get all the trim panels behind the seat, seat belts and mounting hardware too.
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Mudding
Joined: Oct 2011
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From: Brighton, MI
yeah, I'm working to talk my wife out of the jump seats...personally I don't have much use for them. We'll see how that goes but regardless, they're shuffling down on the list of to do's.
Cheers.
Cheers.
Three Wheeling
Joined: Nov 2012
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Gonna look at some skid plates for pinion and elsewhere underneath. I may fab my own just to do my own, also remains to be seen. I'll be selling the 1/2 roof rack in favor of a full rack with some additional lighting. From the little research I've done here the Rover Racks Voyager pretty much fits the bill nicely though damn, those things ain't cheap. In the past I've used a Yakima set up but by the time I get enough pieces that to cover a large area up there it's gonna cost nearly the same or more. Dunno yet on this...frankly shipping will be a cost factor as well.
Jack
'99 D1
Keep me posted on what you end up buying, I'm looking around and that style really caught my eye (albeit in 1/2)
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