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No, no modifications needed for either set of lights, they drop right in and are plug and play. There are no 'buckets' to speak of, they replace the entire sealed beam unit. Just an outer ring that bolts them into the header panel area. Takes literally 4-5 minutes to install, and a phillips...

I just put a set of JW Speaker LED's in the Teal **********, (thanks again to Bill...) and I like them a lot. I would have to say I prefer the low beams on the trucklites in my DD, and the high beams on the JW Speakers in the Teal **********. They both are phenomenal though!

Glad to see myself and Family Stump made it in several times! Makes me wish it was cooler already, ready to get back out in the woods for some relaxing camping with my expo folks. Awesome slide show Bill! BTW, you guys look GREAT in the more recent shots, havent seen you in a couple months...

Love my Trucklites on my XJ - a true pleasure at night- cant wait to try out the JWSpeakers on my other XJ. They have a lot to live up to compared to the Trucklites. ~ Stump

The only feedback I can give you is that I am STILL kicking myself for letting the fridge go with my old trailer that I sold. Havent had the fridge in over a year now, but used it quite a bit while I had it. Worked like a champ, and I will be getting another very soon. ~ Stump

What about the numbers Bill? Good science has numbers....

Yep, limb risers is what I call them. They work great for thick growth areas (like we have here in the south). We have a few trails with some serious Rhododendron bushes and their limbs/branches are pretty darn gnarly. Helps keep stuff off your windshield....

They are actually 11 Gauge Fred, I wouldnt go any thinner than 14 gauge. ~ Stump

Hey Fred, I just snapped a few pics, hopefully they will help. You dont actually go tto or under the weather stripping, just the corner of the body. I did of course peel the rubber off when I was welding it, but just threw some black paint on it, and then reinstalled the rubber. You're...

Teal ********** got a set of Rugged Ridge Vent Visors. I need a set for the DD now!

LOL...good point!

That looks like its gonna have some serious tongue weight with the axle that far back, what are you shooting for weight wise on the tongue? Great looking progress! ~ Stump

LOL... thats funny. Glad you didnt get hurt. BTW: Chalk = Chock =

Looks like I exceeded my bandwidth.. I will fix that. CMiller, road trip to Atlanta! Thanks guys, ~ Stump

Kudos to you for jumping in and just doing it... you will learn the most that way. ~ Stump

Its gonna get bent up and attached to the bottom of the bumper. I dont have a break big enough to bend it since its 1/4", but Josh is going to have it done later. Its definitely a shovel as it is...

Thanks! Thats up to Josh and his wallet.... :D

As promised, here is the weight of this thing. NOTE: this is WITHOUT the mounts and hardware, wich should probably add another 5 or 6 pounds. Id call the whole thing 45 pounds, which is quite a bit lighter than I though it would be. It shouldnt even be noticeable as the skin probably weighed...

I will weigh it in the morning after the paint dries before I put it on. It should be fairly close to 50-60 pounds with the mounts and hardware. At least thats what it feels like as I was moving it around today. I could be way off. Its definitely the lightest bumper ive ever built though. :)...

Glad you like it Josh, I'll shoot you a text when its ready. Should be mid/late morning. ~ Stump