got my new 2011 jeep patriot back in september but this is my first time actually posting anything. been on here for a couple months now and there is soooooooo much information! you guys rock!
hey guys!
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got my new 2011 jeep patriot back in september but this is my first time actually posting anything. been on here for a couple months now and there is soooooooo much information! you guys rock!
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Welcome and post some pics when you get a chance. Enjoy!
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guess ill have to get some pics up here pretty soon! lol
and for mods...well i dont plan on doing anything too big...just some small stuff and maybe some plasti dipped wheels in the spring
and for mods...well i dont plan on doing anything too big...just some small stuff and maybe some plasti dipped wheels in the spring
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Sounds like a plan to me - IMO it's the small stuff that sets your ride apart. I haven't done anything too significant: blacked out tails, mesh grill, tinted windows, blacked out muffler. All simple things, but I think they really set my Pat apart from the others I see on the road.
To the point that when I see another black limited Pat I always tell my wife " Our Jeep's so much better than theirs!" haha
Especially if they don't even have a blacked out muffler...I mean, c'mon now...one of the easiest mods to do and makes our Pats look instantly better (5 minutes, $5...done and done)
To the point that when I see another black limited Pat I always tell my wife " Our Jeep's so much better than theirs!" haha
Especially if they don't even have a blacked out muffler...I mean, c'mon now...one of the easiest mods to do and makes our Pats look instantly better (5 minutes, $5...done and done)
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Welcome!
Agree with 'Killa..'..small stuff actually makes the most tasteful customization to me.
I really want to paint my muffler, but am concerned that salt and sand on the roads from our moderate winters here in Ontario will make it a regular job.
Anyone have experience doing this in the climate with success, let me know.
Agree with 'Killa..'..small stuff actually makes the most tasteful customization to me.
I really want to paint my muffler, but am concerned that salt and sand on the roads from our moderate winters here in Ontario will make it a regular job.
Anyone have experience doing this in the climate with success, let me know.
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i guess im lucky since i dont need to do the muffler mod since i have a 2011...they have a plastic piece that covers the muffler! epper:
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cpole - I understand your concern...I'm in new england, and I usually have to touch up my muffler 1 or 2x during the winter months. I bought a can of the high-heat BBQ paint and even after a few touch ups with multiple coats I've still got about 1/2 the can left. And once the initial coats are on, it only takes 1-2 minutes to bend down and tag any spots that need touch up, so nothing too significant
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