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I'm pretty sure the pink and yellow wires in the last pic are for the dome light/dome light switches on the doors.

Not to take anything away from the awesome drill work, but I use "safari" mirrors when I have my doors off because they simply mount to the upper door hinge. No need to mess with the windshield hinge screws. I've also heard that the passenger side mirror when mounted to the windshield hinge is...

Lately, I've taken to splitting the exposed wire on each side into two parts (think of a Y shape), intertwining/braiding the parts from the two wires, and then heat shrinking. I like this a little better than butt connectors because it's not as bulky, and I like it better than solder because I...

I think 10k is great and commonly available.

Ah, I thought it was an option to add a little capacity regardless of which tank you had. Now I get it. I'll have to go check my current tank. I can't remember anymore, but I think Collins Brothers swapped out my tank a number of years ago because my original was cracking. I would've hoped...

Sorry, maybe I didn't ask that question clearly. If I have a 15 gallon tank and I do this mod on my current tank, how much additional capacity am I going to get over the original 15gal?

And how much additional capacity did you gain?

OK, so I have to ask, what exactly is the modification?

Yep, that's what I was going to recommend. I had two child seats with rigid backs very similar to what you posted above. Those will work great. No need to replace the actual rear seat in the Jeep.

What kind of lift do you have?

Nevermind. I typed a response before reading all the posts..

One other quick question, what exactly is the purpose of the relay? I mean, aren't the lights designed to plug in to the stock connectors and work like normal lights? That's the way mine are. Just curious as I've never quite understood the purpose of relays.

Glad they're working out well for you. I bought some cheap $40 LED headlights off Amazon a while back. Probably better than stock halogens, but I was never very happy with them. Not long ago I picked up another set off Amazon, this time for a little more (I think $75-80) and wow, just like...

Just out of curiosity, with the price of complete seat replacements, why not go that route? If an upholstery shops wanted 2 or 3 hundred bucks to redo a seat I think I'd just buy new.

I think SirDroop is correct. I have the piece that runs behind the steering wheel, and it's a plastic piece that contains the dummy lights and the circuitry that for that section of dash. The circuitry is attached to the plastic. I think I got that piece off Ebay pretty cheap.

Are you looking for the part that runs behind the steering wheel (that controls dummy lights, turn signal lights, etc) or the one behind the fuel gauge, temp gauge, clock, etc?

I’m running a decent pioneer head unit, upgraded front speakers (which still aren’t that good in my opinion), good 6” rounds in my sound bar, and probably the most important thing is a mini four channel amp fromAlpine that is small enough that it’s mounted behind my glove box. This set up isn’t...

Well, it's not exactly Northern Idaho, but we've got ourselves a little snow down here in Texas. Here's my best attempt at recreating Stoopid Jeep's profile pic.

It'll buff out...

T-Rex - I've been thinking the same thing. The A-pillar lights are run directly off the battery with a stand-alone harness from the lighting company, so it's in good shape. The light bar was originally tied into the high beam circuit, but I changed that recently and just stuck it into the fuse...