- Location
- Rainy side of Washington
I bet you could toss a 14 bolt on that bench with no worries. Looks like it's built even better than my desk, I only used 2x4s and 3/4" ply on mine...
Weekend is over...what did you get done?
- Thread starter Mr.Shrek
- Start date
bigalpha
Moderator
- Location
- Tucson, AZ
Yeah, it's pretty solid. Only thing I might do is add an extra support under the middle of the table top as there's nothing there.
Plan is to soak it in sealer and leave it outside.
Plan is to soak it in sealer and leave it outside.
SEM Pro-Tex Truckbed Liner kit- 39650
Used a SEM 71001 Truck bed liner gun to appy it with.
It is the 1st one I have done with a spray gun.
- Location
- Middle Tennessee
I've heard good things about the SEM product. Looks good.
The public works shop here uses the SEM stuff on all thier trucks and it holds up well. I can't wait to see how it does againt trees and rocks.
Thanks.
- Location
- Harrisburg, NC
I think he meant free STEEL.
Lowrange2
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Abbeville, SC
Ok, so heres my take on rear bump stops. They may work or they may not. I don't know yet. I want to keep them as a bolt on mod so I can remove them easily later since they probably won't be on there long. I have other plans in the near future to completely change the back suspension.
I still have to attach them horizontally to the side of the frame rail. Right now they are only utilizing the factory bolts. Yes, I cut the u-bolts off all the same length. lol I plan to go find a couple hockey pucks to cut down and mount to the top of the spring plate and shorten what I have so far. This may work and it may not. It was just a quick idea I had to make my tires and quarters last a lil longer. How do you guys think they will work?
Also, pay my welds no attention. No, they aren't pretty. I'm not a welder.
Maybe it's booty fab, I just haven't seen any better options for rear bumps without buying $100 spring plates and new factory bumps.
I still have to attach them horizontally to the side of the frame rail. Right now they are only utilizing the factory bolts. Yes, I cut the u-bolts off all the same length. lol I plan to go find a couple hockey pucks to cut down and mount to the top of the spring plate and shorten what I have so far. This may work and it may not. It was just a quick idea I had to make my tires and quarters last a lil longer. How do you guys think they will work?
Also, pay my welds no attention. No, they aren't pretty. I'm not a welder.
Maybe it's booty fab, I just haven't seen any better options for rear bumps without buying $100 spring plates and new factory bumps.
Spawn 93
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Russellville, KY
knocked down a house this morning
JeepAddict85
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Nashville, TN
Ok, so heres my take on rear bump stops. They may work or they may not. I don't know yet. I want to keep them as a bolt on mod so I can remove them easily later since they probably won't be on there long. I have other plans in the near future to completely change the back suspension.
I still have to attach them horizontally to the side of the frame rail. Right now they are only utilizing the factory bolts. Yes, I cut the u-bolts off all the same length. lol I plan to go find a couple hockey pucks to cut down and mount to the top of the spring plate and shorten what I have so far. This may work and it may not. It was just a quick idea I had to make my tires and quarters last a lil longer. How do you guys think they will work?
Also, pay my welds no attention. No, they aren't pretty. I'm not a welder.
Maybe it's booty fab, I just haven't seen any better options for rear bumps without buying $100 spring plates and new factory bumps.
i'd say they will probably work, although i'd make sure where the bumpstop comes down isnt on top of the u bolts (flex it out first, then fully bolt it down). good idea
stumpXJ
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Atlanta, Georgia
If those u-bolts were any longer, you could just throw a rubber jounce on top of one! 
I think it'll work, are you going to put a jounce on the end of the tubing though? I dont think you want to leave it metal to metal.
~ Stump
I think it'll work, are you going to put a jounce on the end of the tubing though? I dont think you want to leave it metal to metal.
~ Stump
Lowrange2
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Abbeville, SC
If those u-bolts were any longer, you could just throw a rubber jounce on top of one!
I think it'll work, are you going to put a jounce on the end of the tubing though? I dont think you want to leave it metal to metal.
~ Stump
Yeah, I was either going to put it on the end of the stop or bolt it to the spring plate.
Like I said, just after I laid down the camera I went and picked up the portaband and cut the u-bolts off flush.
Lowrange2
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Abbeville, SC
Maybe I missed something... What's the rectangular holes in the hood for? Vents?
Scout8847
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Nashville Tn
Replaced head gasket and rebuilt head on my 89 4.0 comanche...
Lowrange2
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Abbeville, SC
This isn't the same TJ is it? lol
stumpXJ
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Atlanta, Georgia
Looks pretty killer Larry!
Lord no.
Lowrange2
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Abbeville, SC
That dumbass was driving too fast on the gravel roads at Uharrie and drove off the embankment and rolled it! He wasn't even on a trail...
Jamescad04
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Charlotte, North Carolina
This isn't the same TJ is it? lol
Oh crap I remember that!!! :dunce:
