What did you do to or with your CJ today?
Woolyworm
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What did you do to or with your CJ today?
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Woolyworm
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Let's Gemba Kaizen
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- #1 - 1977 CJ-7 Renegade (Daisy Jane), Levis trim, 304, TH400, BW1339 (MM), D30/Auburn Max, AMC20/Trac-Lok/G2's, 4.88's, 33" BFG MT KM2's, Edelbrock Performer intake, Holley Sniper 4bbl EFI, MSD6, MSD ProBillet distributor, OME shocks, 4" ProComp lift.
#2 - 1984 CJ-7 Laredo (The Texas Hooker Project - Incomplete/Undecided)
Exactly - I need to do this in all facets of my life I think... I may get some wrench racks to save space, not sure. I have one more shelving unit like that one. I need to decide where to put it. I also have another shelf for each. Hopefully it will make any work I do go a little faster and make clean up a little easier.
Woolyworm
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- #1 - 1977 CJ-7 Renegade (Daisy Jane), Levis trim, 304, TH400, BW1339 (MM), D30/Auburn Max, AMC20/Trac-Lok/G2's, 4.88's, 33" BFG MT KM2's, Edelbrock Performer intake, Holley Sniper 4bbl EFI, MSD6, MSD ProBillet distributor, OME shocks, 4" ProComp lift.
#2 - 1984 CJ-7 Laredo (The Texas Hooker Project - Incomplete/Undecided)
Nice!
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Great! 
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There is nothing better sounding than a V8 and yours sounds great
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- #1 - 1977 CJ-7 Renegade (Daisy Jane), Levis trim, 304, TH400, BW1339 (MM), D30/Auburn Max, AMC20/Trac-Lok/G2's, 4.88's, 33" BFG MT KM2's, Edelbrock Performer intake, Holley Sniper 4bbl EFI, MSD6, MSD ProBillet distributor, OME shocks, 4" ProComp lift.
#2 - 1984 CJ-7 Laredo (The Texas Hooker Project - Incomplete/Undecided)
Wolly what muffler do you have? Yours sounds a lot like mine. I have a Flowmaster Delta 50.
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Woolyworm
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Ahhh, spring! 007 it's a flow master generic heavy gauge welded. It had headers with glass packs dumping out under the doors when I bought it. Sounded wicked cool for the first 30 minutes you were it. Played the drum solo from hot for teacher at idle 
. Finally tore them off on the rocks and tucked everything in. Its stock manifolds into 2.5" pipe with the connection into s single behind the Transfer Case .
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. Finally tore them off on the rocks and tucked everything in. Its stock manifolds into 2.5" pipe with the connection into s single behind the Transfer Case .Wooly
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- #1 - 1977 CJ-7 Renegade (Daisy Jane), Levis trim, 304, TH400, BW1339 (MM), D30/Auburn Max, AMC20/Trac-Lok/G2's, 4.88's, 33" BFG MT KM2's, Edelbrock Performer intake, Holley Sniper 4bbl EFI, MSD6, MSD ProBillet distributor, OME shocks, 4" ProComp lift.
#2 - 1984 CJ-7 Laredo (The Texas Hooker Project - Incomplete/Undecided)
Well that explains it - we have almost identical set ups then. I have stock manifolds going into a Y in front of the Transmission then a single out to Flowmaster.
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Ahhh, spring! 007 it's a flow master generic heavy gauge welded. It had headers with glass packs dumping out under the doors when I bought it. Sounded wicked cool for the first 30 minutes you were in it. Finally tore them off on the rocks and tucked everything in. Its stock manifolds into 2.5" pipe with the connection into s single behind the Transfer Case .
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Finally got a decent set of seat belts. My old belts were just the lap belts. When working on my sport bar attachment points were welded in for 3 point belts. Got'em last night and they went right in with no problems. It's nice not to have to hunt around for the belts anymore.
One slightly frustrating thing though. I thought they came with those stiffeners to hold the buckle up above the floor debris ....NOT ...... I'll have to order a set today.
One slightly frustrating thing though. I thought they came with those stiffeners to hold the buckle up above the floor debris ....NOT ...... I'll have to order a set today.
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- #1 - 1977 CJ-7 Renegade (Daisy Jane), Levis trim, 304, TH400, BW1339 (MM), D30/Auburn Max, AMC20/Trac-Lok/G2's, 4.88's, 33" BFG MT KM2's, Edelbrock Performer intake, Holley Sniper 4bbl EFI, MSD6, MSD ProBillet distributor, OME shocks, 4" ProComp lift.
#2 - 1984 CJ-7 Laredo (The Texas Hooker Project - Incomplete/Undecided)
Good deal. One reminder...if you have or plan to have a center console they make those things hard or impossible to have. Most consoles come with an accommodation for the seatbelt to hold it up.
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I've got an old heavy steel console. Removed it, installed the SB's in the old SB location, then reset the console. Love that old steel console. Nothin' fancy, but it sure sucks up a BUNCH of stuff. I've been considering making a top cushion for it, kind of a middle seat. It's solid enough for it too.
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I took the top off today and hand washed the outside as well as the inside.. Ready for this amazing Midwest weather!
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Went topless for the summer
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Had two jeep wave stickers made up for my cj and yj... Got to support the etiquette.. The wave is getting lost in the new generations of jeeps lol
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- #1 - 1977 CJ-7 Renegade (Daisy Jane), Levis trim, 304, TH400, BW1339 (MM), D30/Auburn Max, AMC20/Trac-Lok/G2's, 4.88's, 33" BFG MT KM2's, Edelbrock Performer intake, Holley Sniper 4bbl EFI, MSD6, MSD ProBillet distributor, OME shocks, 4" ProComp lift.
#2 - 1984 CJ-7 Laredo (The Texas Hooker Project - Incomplete/Undecided)
I painted carpet. Yep. Painted carpet.
I bought a complete set of OEM carpet for a CJ7 off CL for $30. I hung it up at the manual car wash and blew it with soapy water then rinsed yesterday and let it dry all night and day. Then bought a can of Rustoleum Fabric and Vinyl gloss black and painted it all.
These pictures don't really do it justice, but for about seven dollars in paint the outcome was amazing. Below you can see areas where I painted as opposed to areas I have not.
I know a lot of you don't like carpet, but for what I'm doing with my CJ I like it and it does keep things a lot quieter inside for sure.
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I bought a complete set of OEM carpet for a CJ7 off CL for $30. I hung it up at the manual car wash and blew it with soapy water then rinsed yesterday and let it dry all night and day. Then bought a can of Rustoleum Fabric and Vinyl gloss black and painted it all.
These pictures don't really do it justice, but for about seven dollars in paint the outcome was amazing. Below you can see areas where I painted as opposed to areas I have not.
I know a lot of you don't like carpet, but for what I'm doing with my CJ I like it and it does keep things a lot quieter inside for sure.
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Heck of a great idea 007.
About how many square feet does 1 can cover?
I still have the OEM carpet in mine. Does cut down a bit on noise and know that in the Winter it helps in stay'n warm.
LG
About how many square feet does 1 can cover?
I still have the OEM carpet in mine. Does cut down a bit on noise and know that in the Winter it helps in stay'n warm.
LG