New Pics Of The Heep - D44, Clear GearZ, LED's, etc.

[2DoorXJ]

Okay, so I finally got a card reader for my cam.. here are some pics that are on it... Random shots, my D44, my LED's, etc. The TJ flares are temp.. just to cover them so the cops stop harassing me until my Bushwackers get off backorder

[sam 15]

:thumbs_up :thumbs_up

[Dukes69]

Cool deal. I like the LED's up front. Any word or experience on how the clear diff covers hold up to rocks and/or sharp pointy stuff?

[blkTJ]

I was surprised to see so many Jeeps in one parking lot, but if it's quadratec, well... that makes sense. :yay:

[2DoorXJ]

:thumbs_up :thumbs_up

:shades:

Cool deal. I like the LED's up front. Any word or experience on how the clear diff covers hold up to rocks and/or sharp pointy stuff?

Thank you! Yes. That is called "Polycarbonate". It's the stuff they use on Myth Busters to contain very large explosions. It's also strong enough to hit, VERY HARD, with sledge hammer... and nothing happens! haha.

I was surprised to see so many Jeeps in one parking lot, but if it's quadratec, well... that makes sense. :yay:

Of course. It's pretty cool here. We have "Jeep Parking" and then parking for everyone else haha. We have to back our Jeeps in as well. We don't have a showroom here, but we do offer customer pickup. So our parking lot is our "Showroom"

[sarah]

Sweet photos, but what happened to your other accessory light? hehe

[2DoorXJ]

Sweet photos, but what happened to your other accessory light? hehe

You mean the other KC Daylighter? If so.. a TJ ripped it off on the trails a few weeks back. The pic with all 4 XJ's and the LED pics were taken last week or before. Most the others were this week.

[Dukes69]

Thank you! Yes. That is called "Polycarbonate". It's the stuff they use on Myth Busters to contain very large explosions. It's also strong enough to hit, VERY HARD, with sledge hammer... and nothing happens! haha.

did they use a 4500 pound sledge hammer?

[mikeythefireman]

Probably not, but I've used the pointy part of a fire axe to break a polycarb window and it bounced. That's something like a gajillion million psi in a very small place.

Try to keep it above about -70 degrees farenheit. It gets brittle at that temp.

[2DoorXJ]

Probably not, but I've used the pointy part of a fire axe to break a polycarb window and it bounced. That's something like a gajillion million psi in a very small place.

Try to keep it above about -70 degrees farenheit. It gets brittle at that temp.

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