r/JeepDIY

Image 1 — New Bumper
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New Bumper

Installed the Nilight bumper on my 2009 JK unlimited . The factory one looked goofy with the Barricade fenders and it was all faded. Install was a breeze and it’s a 1 person install because it’s not that heavy. I’m pretty pleased with the look of it.

u/AZ_Sunsets — 4 days ago
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Best Bang for Your Buck Mod?

I upgraded my OEM plastic lined ball joints and aluminum steering knuckles to Synergy units.

u/muddyruttzz — 5 days ago
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Guess my project for this weekend!

More steering & suspension upgrades! Going to add the Falcon Nexus EF 2.2 steering stabilizer and while I’m under the jeep goin to replace the the from and rear track bar bolts with these upgraded 14mm from the frame side front bracket and 9/16 for the rear track bar (the Falcon steering stabilizer uses a special bolt/stud that replaced the front axle side bolt). Got this kit from Ohio Diesel Parts that includes bolts for the front and rear track bars for all JK years. $25 is some pretty cheap insurance against an issue that cause like 80% to 90% of death wobble.

u/Gpage13 — 5 days ago

Soft Top project complete

When I bought my jeep it came with the oem premium soft fop, but it didn’t come with any of the ancillary parts to properly seal it. From the condition of the top and the amount of dust/dirt and sun fading of the cargo area trim I’m certain the previous own left the top off all the time, and so the door surrounds, tail gate bar, and C-pillar mucket seals were all missing. Some of the first parts I bought off eBay were a set of OEM door surrounds from a 2017 and a tail gate bar in great condition. I got these for a great price too, only $260 for both, and the cheapest aftermarket set was close to $400-$500.

It was only after the door surrounds and the tailgate bar arrived that I realized I was missing the mucket seals and had to source those. Well after 2 1/2 weeks the last mucket finally arrived today! I did a quick interiors clean since we had a few bad dust storms roll in the last few days. I cleaned and lubricated the rear window zipper with Bestop cleaner/lubricant and then went about installing the mucket seals and door surrounds. (The tailgate bar was delivered last Friday and I installed it the same day)

I love having the soft top sealed now, much more comfortable in the AZ desert, don’t have to keep the A/C on max all the time. Thankfully the AZ Monsoon was in a bit of a lull, but it looks to be picking up again and now I don’t have to worry about the rain and dust.

u/Gpage13 — 6 days ago

3d files

Has anyone printed or came across files to print these parts? I can’t seem to find any. It’s the inserts for the doors and the grab handle above the glove box

u/Alwaysspooling — 8 days ago
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Title:Buyer Beware: Unhinged Harassment from Street Driven Performance (streetdrivenperformance.com) over Jeep Patriot Intake OrderPost Body:Hey everyone, just wanted to warn the community about buying parts from Street Driven Performance (streetdrivenperformance.com).I placed an order on their site

Title:Warning: Abusive email from Street Driven Performance over a Jeep Patriot intake orderBody Text:Hey guys, just wanted to put out a massive warning to anyone looking for parts for their Patriot. I ordered a Spectre cold air intake from Street Driven Performance. Right after my order, they canceled it because I used a valid promo code on their site.When I emailed them to ask why I was being penalized for their system error and mentioned leaving a bad review, they completely lost it. They sent me an incredibly unhinged, explicit, and insulting email telling me to "get off the crack pipe" among other crude things (see attached screenshot).They claimed reviews "do nothing" to them, so I wanted to share this here to make sure no other Jeep owner gives this company a

u/Spirited_Cattle_8764 — 12 days ago