1FastAsstek’s 2003 Jeep Liberty

------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- Here's some pics of my first adventure in my jeep. Just some light jeeping. I was too pissed to remember to take a picture, but here's an illustration of the stupid rock that ruined my journey and made me turn around and drive back the way I came. I need a lift and some rock rails, and I'm going to go tackle that bastard rock.

..................................The Audio Page...................................... I'm going to showcase the progress I'm making with my sound system here on this page. I'm not making anything close to a show system, just trying to make good music. The Jeep has a 6 speaker sound system built in with an Infinity amp. I used the infinity amp with my new Pioneer DEH-3700mp headunit, and it sounds great so far. I used a crutchfield wiring harness adapter, and soddered the pioneer unit's wires to the adapter, makes for a pain free installation and easy removal if I need to. Here's the pics of what I've done so far: Pre.....................................................................................................Post I ordered four Pioneer 6-3/4" speakers, but when I removed the stock panels to install them, this is what I found: Yup, I found out that my stockie speakers were actually Infinity, and not only that, but they had Infinity amplifiers built right into them. I was wondering why the factory speakers sounded so good with my Pioneer headunit. So I figured I'd rather have 6 speakers with amps for each one than 4 speakers hooked to the headunit's amp. I decided to send my Pioneers back for a refund. Crutchfield was very friendly and understanding. Here's a pic of the Pioneers I almost installed: So I put the stealthy Infinities back in and decided to use my refund money to buy a subwoofer. Here they are back to normal...

Here's my 2003 Jeep Liberty Limited 4x4. Frankenlift installed on 10/27/05 :) Next I'm planning on some 31"x10.5" R15's (BFG All terrain KO's) on some rock crawlers with 3.75" backspacing. Thats a couple of months away though. For now, I'll be happy wheeling with the jeep just the way it is... ................................................................................ Here's a list of current mods (in order of installation): ---Installed:--- Pioneer DEH-3700MP CD/MP3/WMA player Thule Crossroads & 50" bars (base rack) Thule Pull Top snowboard rack. All-J's Frankenlift 2.5" spring lift (net 3.25" of actual lift) ---------------------------------------------------- Here's some older stuff, I'll keep it up until I have something else to fill the page... I bought the KJ because I was looking for a stylish 4x4 with a roof rack for Kayaking and Snowboarding. I almost bought a Nissan Frontier but my intuition told me it wouldn't be a wise choice. It is Light Khaki Metallic and an absolute blast to drive. The sound system wasn't that great but I'm in the middle of fixing it where I like it. And here's a picture of my progress on my roof rack. I chose the thule pull top ski/snowboard carrier, because the jeep is too tall to reach over and put the snowboards in without having it pull out and over the edge of the roof. This way it is super nice... Page 2 has my audio mods. Page 3 has pics of the jeep's first adventure.

------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- Here's some pics of my first adventure in my jeep. Just some light jeeping. I was too pissed to remember to take a picture, but here's an illustration of the stupid rock that ruined my journey and made me turn around and drive back the way I came. I need a lift and some rock rails, and I'm going to go tackle that bastard rock.

Here's my 2003 Jeep Liberty Limited 4x4. Frankenlift installed on 10/27/05 :) Next I'm planning on some 31"x10.5" R15's (BFG All terrain KO's) on some rock crawlers with 3.75" backspacing. Thats a couple of months away though. For now, I'll be happy wheeling with the jeep just the way it is... ................................................................................ Here's a list of current mods (in order of installation): ---Installed:--- Pioneer DEH-3700MP CD/MP3/WMA player Thule Crossroads & 50" bars (base rack) Thule Pull Top snowboard rack. All-J's Frankenlift 2.5" spring lift (net 3.25" of actual lift) ---------------------------------------------------- Here's some older stuff, I'll keep it up until I have something else to fill the page... I bought the KJ because I was looking for a stylish 4x4 with a roof rack for Kayaking and Snowboarding. I almost bought a Nissan Frontier but my intuition told me it wouldn't be a wise choice. It is Light Khaki Metallic and an absolute blast to drive. The sound system wasn't that great but I'm in the middle of fixing it where I like it. And here's a picture of my progress on my roof rack. I chose the thule pull top ski/snowboard carrier, because the jeep is too tall to reach over and put the snowboards in without having it pull out and over the edge of the roof. This way it is super nice... Page 2 has my audio mods. Page 3 has pics of the jeep's first adventure.

..................................The Audio Page...................................... I'm going to showcase the progress I'm making with my sound system here on this page. I'm not making anything close to a show system, just trying to make good music. The Jeep has a 6 speaker sound system built in with an Infinity amp. I used the infinity amp with my new Pioneer DEH-3700mp headunit, and it sounds great so far. I used a crutchfield wiring harness adapter, and soddered the pioneer unit's wires to the adapter, makes for a pain free installation and easy removal if I need to. Here's the pics of what I've done so far: Pre.....................................................................................................Post I ordered four Pioneer 6-3/4" speakers, but when I removed the stock panels to install them, this is what I found: Yup, I found out that my stockie speakers were actually Infinity, and not only that, but they had Infinity amplifiers built right into them. I was wondering why the factory speakers sounded so good with my Pioneer headunit. So I figured I'd rather have 6 speakers with amps for each one than 4 speakers hooked to the headunit's amp. I decided to send my Pioneers back for a refund. Crutchfield was very friendly and understanding. Here's a pic of the Pioneers I almost installed: So I put the stealthy Infinities back in and decided to use my refund money to buy a subwoofer. Here they are back to normal...

------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- Here's some pics of my first adventure in my jeep. Just some light jeeping. I was too pissed to remember to take a picture, but here's an illustration of the stupid rock that ruined my journey and made me turn around and drive back the way I came. I need a lift and some rock rails, and I'm going to go tackle that bastard rock.

Here's my 2003 Jeep Liberty Limited 4x4. Frankenlift installed on 10/27/05 :) Next I'm planning on some 31"x10.5" R15's (BFG All terrain KO's) on some rock crawlers with 3.75" backspacing. Thats a couple of months away though. For now, I'll be happy wheeling with the jeep just the way it is... ................................................................................ Here's a list of current mods (in order of installation): ---Installed:--- Pioneer DEH-3700MP CD/MP3/WMA player Thule Crossroads & 50" bars (base rack) Thule Pull Top snowboard rack. All-J's Frankenlift 2.5" spring lift (net 3.25" of actual lift) ---------------------------------------------------- Here's some older stuff, I'll keep it up until I have something else to fill the page... I bought the KJ because I was looking for a stylish 4x4 with a roof rack for Kayaking and Snowboarding. I almost bought a Nissan Frontier but my intuition told me it wouldn't be a wise choice. It is Light Khaki Metallic and an absolute blast to drive. The sound system wasn't that great but I'm in the middle of fixing it where I like it. And here's a picture of my progress on my roof rack. I chose the thule pull top ski/snowboard carrier, because the jeep is too tall to reach over and put the snowboards in without having it pull out and over the edge of the roof. This way it is super nice... Page 2 has my audio mods. Page 3 has pics of the jeep's first adventure.

..................................The Audio Page...................................... I'm going to showcase the progress I'm making with my sound system here on this page. I'm not making anything close to a show system, just trying to make good music. The Jeep has a 6 speaker sound system built in with an Infinity amp. I used the infinity amp with my new Pioneer DEH-3700mp headunit, and it sounds great so far. I used a crutchfield wiring harness adapter, and soddered the pioneer unit's wires to the adapter, makes for a pain free installation and easy removal if I need to. Here's the pics of what I've done so far: Pre.....................................................................................................Post I ordered four Pioneer 6-3/4" speakers, but when I removed the stock panels to install them, this is what I found: Yup, I found out that my stockie speakers were actually Infinity, and not only that, but they had Infinity amplifiers built right into them. I was wondering why the factory speakers sounded so good with my Pioneer headunit. So I figured I'd rather have 6 speakers with amps for each one than 4 speakers hooked to the headunit's amp. I decided to send my Pioneers back for a refund. Crutchfield was very friendly and understanding. Here's a pic of the Pioneers I almost installed: So I put the stealthy Infinities back in and decided to use my refund money to buy a subwoofer. Here they are back to normal...

..................................The Audio Page...................................... I'm going to showcase the progress I'm making with my sound system here on this page. I'm not making anything close to a show system, just trying to make good music. The Jeep has a 6 speaker sound system built in with an Infinity amp. I used the infinity amp with my new Pioneer DEH-3700mp headunit, and it sounds great so far. I used a crutchfield wiring harness adapter, and soddered the pioneer unit's wires to the adapter, makes for a pain free installation and easy removal if I need to. Here's the pics of what I've done so far: Pre.....................................................................................................Post I ordered four Pioneer 6-3/4" speakers, but when I removed the stock panels to install them, this is what I found: Yup, I found out that my stockie speakers were actually Infinity, and not only that, but they had Infinity amplifiers built right into them. I was wondering why the factory speakers sounded so good with my Pioneer headunit. So I figured I'd rather have 6 speakers with amps for each one than 4 speakers hooked to the headunit's amp. I decided to send my Pioneers back for a refund. Crutchfield was very friendly and understanding. Here's a pic of the Pioneers I almost installed: So I put the stealthy Infinities back in and decided to use my refund money to buy a subwoofer. Here they are back to normal...

------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- Here's some pics of my first adventure in my jeep. Just some light jeeping. I was too pissed to remember to take a picture, but here's an illustration of the stupid rock that ruined my journey and made me turn around and drive back the way I came. I need a lift and some rock rails, and I'm going to go tackle that bastard rock.

Here's my 2003 Jeep Liberty Limited 4x4. Frankenlift installed on 10/27/05 :) Next I'm planning on some 31"x10.5" R15's (BFG All terrain KO's) on some rock crawlers with 3.75" backspacing. Thats a couple of months away though. For now, I'll be happy wheeling with the jeep just the way it is... ................................................................................ Here's a list of current mods (in order of installation): ---Installed:--- Pioneer DEH-3700MP CD/MP3/WMA player Thule Crossroads & 50" bars (base rack) Thule Pull Top snowboard rack. All-J's Frankenlift 2.5" spring lift (net 3.25" of actual lift) ---------------------------------------------------- Here's some older stuff, I'll keep it up until I have something else to fill the page... I bought the KJ because I was looking for a stylish 4x4 with a roof rack for Kayaking and Snowboarding. I almost bought a Nissan Frontier but my intuition told me it wouldn't be a wise choice. It is Light Khaki Metallic and an absolute blast to drive. The sound system wasn't that great but I'm in the middle of fixing it where I like it. And here's a picture of my progress on my roof rack. I chose the thule pull top ski/snowboard carrier, because the jeep is too tall to reach over and put the snowboards in without having it pull out and over the edge of the roof. This way it is super nice... Page 2 has my audio mods. Page 3 has pics of the jeep's first adventure.

..................................The Audio Page...................................... I'm going to showcase the progress I'm making with my sound system here on this page. I'm not making anything close to a show system, just trying to make good music. The Jeep has a 6 speaker sound system built in with an Infinity amp. I used the infinity amp with my new Pioneer DEH-3700mp headunit, and it sounds great so far. I used a crutchfield wiring harness adapter, and soddered the pioneer unit's wires to the adapter, makes for a pain free installation and easy removal if I need to. Here's the pics of what I've done so far: Pre.....................................................................................................Post I ordered four Pioneer 6-3/4" speakers, but when I removed the stock panels to install them, this is what I found: Yup, I found out that my stockie speakers were actually Infinity, and not only that, but they had Infinity amplifiers built right into them. I was wondering why the factory speakers sounded so good with my Pioneer headunit. So I figured I'd rather have 6 speakers with amps for each one than 4 speakers hooked to the headunit's amp. I decided to send my Pioneers back for a refund. Crutchfield was very friendly and understanding. Here's a pic of the Pioneers I almost installed: So I put the stealthy Infinities back in and decided to use my refund money to buy a subwoofer. Here they are back to normal...

------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- Here's some pics of my first adventure in my jeep. Just some light jeeping. I was too pissed to remember to take a picture, but here's an illustration of the stupid rock that ruined my journey and made me turn around and drive back the way I came. I need a lift and some rock rails, and I'm going to go tackle that bastard rock.

Here's my 2003 Jeep Liberty Limited 4x4. Frankenlift installed on 10/27/05 :) Next I'm planning on some 31"x10.5" R15's (BFG All terrain KO's) on some rock crawlers with 3.75" backspacing. Thats a couple of months away though. For now, I'll be happy wheeling with the jeep just the way it is... ................................................................................ Here's a list of current mods (in order of installation): ---Installed:--- Pioneer DEH-3700MP CD/MP3/WMA player Thule Crossroads & 50" bars (base rack) Thule Pull Top snowboard rack. All-J's Frankenlift 2.5" spring lift (net 3.25" of actual lift) ---------------------------------------------------- Here's some older stuff, I'll keep it up until I have something else to fill the page... I bought the KJ because I was looking for a stylish 4x4 with a roof rack for Kayaking and Snowboarding. I almost bought a Nissan Frontier but my intuition told me it wouldn't be a wise choice. It is Light Khaki Metallic and an absolute blast to drive. The sound system wasn't that great but I'm in the middle of fixing it where I like it. And here's a picture of my progress on my roof rack. I chose the thule pull top ski/snowboard carrier, because the jeep is too tall to reach over and put the snowboards in without having it pull out and over the edge of the roof. This way it is super nice... Page 2 has my audio mods. Page 3 has pics of the jeep's first adventure.

------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- Here's some pics of my first adventure in my jeep. Just some light jeeping. I was too pissed to remember to take a picture, but here's an illustration of the stupid rock that ruined my journey and made me turn around and drive back the way I came. I need a lift and some rock rails, and I'm going to go tackle that bastard rock.

Here's my 2003 Jeep Liberty Limited 4x4. Frankenlift installed on 10/27/05 :) Next I'm planning on some 31"x10.5" R15's (BFG All terrain KO's) on some rock crawlers with 3.75" backspacing. Thats a couple of months away though. For now, I'll be happy wheeling with the jeep just the way it is... ................................................................................ Here's a list of current mods (in order of installation): ---Installed:--- Pioneer DEH-3700MP CD/MP3/WMA player Thule Crossroads & 50" bars (base rack) Thule Pull Top snowboard rack. All-J's Frankenlift 2.5" spring lift (net 3.25" of actual lift) ---------------------------------------------------- Here's some older stuff, I'll keep it up until I have something else to fill the page... I bought the KJ because I was looking for a stylish 4x4 with a roof rack for Kayaking and Snowboarding. I almost bought a Nissan Frontier but my intuition told me it wouldn't be a wise choice. It is Light Khaki Metallic and an absolute blast to drive. The sound system wasn't that great but I'm in the middle of fixing it where I like it. And here's a picture of my progress on my roof rack. I chose the thule pull top ski/snowboard carrier, because the jeep is too tall to reach over and put the snowboards in without having it pull out and over the edge of the roof. This way it is super nice... Page 2 has my audio mods. Page 3 has pics of the jeep's first adventure.