NEW Daystar Jeep Renegade Rock Sliders & Winch Bumper COMING SOON

You can prob do any of the 3 since they sell cans for them. Just a matter of swapping them out.

 

Here's another shot that I just got from Daystar of their completed Renegade.



Also, here are a couple of shots of the new switch pod they will be making and selling. First, here's what they look like off.


And here's what they look like on.

 

So, I talked to Daystar and it looks like the Rock Sliders and Bull Bar light bar are in production now. They should be available in about 2 weeks. The winch bumper is still 3 weeks out.

One more shot that I got and in it, you can see the rocker guards a bit better.

 

Funny you should ask. I started working on this over the weekend and was wondering the same thing. The plug on the end of the light bar is HUGE and I wasn't able to take it apart as easily as it looked like it could. At this point and time, I may just cut the wire to give me something smaller to work with and then splice it back together once I get it inside the Renegade.

With that said, I'm thinking I could drill a hole through the roof under the roof rack and feed the wire down the driver side a-pillar.

 

Yeah, I completely hear you on this and it's why I haven't installed mine yet. Still trying to decide the best way to proceed. I will for sure do a write-up on what I do.

 

People still want to use Hi-Lift jacks on purpose? Don't get me wrong, they "can" be a useful tool but most of the time, I just see them being used to make a Jeep look cool or worse, used incorrectly and dangerously to change a tire. While I have no idea for sure if the Daystar rocker guards can support a Hi-Lift, a good bottle jack will get the job done, better, faster and safer. It is in fact what I carry with me in my big JK's running 40" tires and coil overs instead of the 2 Hi-Lifts that now collect dust in the garage

 

I don't have a clue. If you can believe it, their instructions just state that you need to figure it out yourself.

I have since taken the rails off of my Renegade and have been giving things a hard look to see what would be the best way to proceed. At the moment, I'm not really feeling the idea of drilling into the roof anymore. I have some ideas and once I've figured something out, I'll be sure to post up about it.