Hello I would like to know how you did to fix the leather steps on the jeep because it is a very good idea I would like to do the same thing on my jeep it is possible to make another video or photos Thanks very much 👍👍👍 I'm from France
Nice YJ can’t wait to see that 8.8 In her. For the front bumper I think it’ll look good if you do the stinger look with the hoop. Like bring that to angle it with the chopped ends. Not sure what you’ve done by now though lol.
They are a 15 in aluminum wheel that I’m pretty sure came stock on some YJs back in the day. I don’t have them installed anymore (just sitting in the garage now) as I went with 17 in wheels when I went up to 35 in tires.
Steven fitzgibbon hey what’s up I’m up in Whidbey island. So I suppose about 3 hours from you. But not to far for a tahuya run or something like that sometime. PM me sometime if you wanna wheel and we’ll work something out
B. Darian Harris no problem. I thought about using chains too but the leather is easier to replace if it gets ripped off. One could also just bolt the chains in similar fashion to the leather. But again the leather has more give if it gets caught up reducing any damage to the jeep itself.
Saint James hey thanks for the sub. It’s a 4 cylinder at the moment but someday Im going to throw in a 6 and eventually a diesel. And yeah definitely a manual. Wouldn’t have it any other way
I have a 4 Cylinder yj too. I am putting in a Poli-lok to get rid of the vacuum actuator to engage the 4 wheel drive. The vacuum actuators are prone to failure. Also, I have a bunch of oil leaks; but may just go with a new motor.... What type of motor are you considering if you don't mind me asking.... thanks
Saint James Honestly right now I’m probably going to do a stock straight six only because of how simple the swap will be. But when I can afford diesel I’m going with the Cummins R2.8. What year is your yj? Mine is a 95 so no vacuum actuators, all t-case action. I do however plan on putting in cable actuated ox-lockers sometime in the near future
MasterTech58 for me it gives her that angry look. And I like thinking of her as a mean green fighting machine. But I can understand how it’s become pretty faddish. And it definitely doesn’t always look good
Love the paint !
Love the Jeep now and can't wait to see what you do to it. I just bought a 1995 yj and will start the mods soon
Jay Neal glad to here it. I’ll try and get some more content up soon. Working on a failed tease soon so we’ll see where that goes.
Hello
I would like to know how you did to fix the leather steps on the jeep because it is a very good idea I would like to do the same thing on my jeep
it is possible to make another video or photos
Thanks very much
👍👍👍
I'm from France
Nice YJ can’t wait to see that 8.8 In her. For the front bumper I think it’ll look good if you do the stinger look with the hoop. Like bring that to angle it with the chopped ends. Not sure what you’ve done by now though lol.
Yes good👍
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Love the wheels that you have fitted. What type are they?
They are a 15 in aluminum wheel that I’m pretty sure came stock on some YJs back in the day. I don’t have them installed anymore (just sitting in the garage now) as I went with 17 in wheels when I went up to 35 in tires.
What type of wheels are they?
Where in Washington are you at? I’m in Rochester. Let’s go wheeling some time.
Steven fitzgibbon hey what’s up I’m up in Whidbey island. So I suppose about 3 hours from you. But not to far for a tahuya run or something like that sometime. PM me sometime if you wanna wheel and we’ll work something out
Where did you get the angry eyes for the 95 Jeep?
Daniel Boyles he said he just painted them with plastic dip.
Why do people like to make their jeeps look angry?
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Did you bolt the step through the the floor or to the body?
B. Darian Harris it’s through the floor using washers to help keep the leather from tearing.
Thank you I was about to weld logging chain to my frame for mine
B. Darian Harris no problem. I thought about using chains too but the leather is easier to replace if it gets ripped off. One could also just bolt the chains in similar fashion to the leather. But again the leather has more give if it gets caught up reducing any damage to the jeep itself.
What type of engine? Lets hear it?? 4 cyl or 6 cyl? I assume it is a manual?
Saint James hey thanks for the sub. It’s a 4 cylinder at the moment but someday Im going to throw in a 6 and eventually a diesel. And yeah definitely a manual. Wouldn’t have it any other way
I have a 4 Cylinder yj too. I am putting in a Poli-lok to get rid of the vacuum actuator to engage the 4 wheel drive. The vacuum actuators are prone to failure. Also, I have a bunch of oil leaks; but may just go with a new motor.... What type of motor are you considering if you don't mind me asking.... thanks
Saint James Honestly right now I’m probably going to do a stock straight six only because of how simple the swap will be. But when I can afford diesel I’m going with the Cummins R2.8. What year is your yj? Mine is a 95 so no vacuum actuators, all t-case action. I do however plan on putting in cable actuated ox-lockers sometime in the near future
i dont get the "angry headlight" thing
MasterTech58 for me it gives her that angry look. And I like thinking of her as a mean green fighting machine. But I can understand how it’s become pretty faddish. And it definitely doesn’t always look good
True Potantial everyone like different things. I didn't know if it had a meaning like the nut sack everyone use to have on the back of the hitch.
@@TruePotantial love the jeep, but I think I'm this case it makes her look more sleepy than angry 😂
@@ivandjones after I went with the H4 headlight upgrade I ditched the angry eyes 😂