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ExtremeTerrain’s Jeep Wrangler JK Build

Thursday, 25 June 2015

John Stewart

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ExtremeTerrain’s Kevin Tetz hosts this video, which features the installation of five body armor upgrades, including a front bumper, winch, rear bumper, rock sliders, and fender flares. Not only does he share some information on the specific product, but he also describes why they are important. This informative video is a must watch for anyone considering an armor upgrade to their JK!

Build Highlights:
o Barricade Trail Force HD Bumper
o Barricade 9500lb Winch w/ Synthetic Rope
o Barricade Trail Force HD Rear Bumper w/ Tire Carrier
o Barricade Rock Sliders
o Lund Fender Flares

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