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The lengths I cut the pipes are as follows. Cargo area: 5 1/4” (4 pipes) Over rear seats: 6 “ (4 pipes) , 14 1/4” (4 pipes) this leaves 3 1/2” - 5 1/2” of storage by rear seats. Again I modified my seats so they don’t lay flat. So 5 1/2 is by cargo area & 3 1/2 is by front seats.

So here are the “estimated” dimensions. Carpet thickness will make a difference. Also if you don’t have the subwoofer. I didn’t include where I put the legs since I have altered the rear seats so they recline more. So that might make a difference to where you place the legs.

Sorry I haven’t been on the forum in a while. Life has been busy. I’ll make a drawing with rough dimensions And post it tomorrow. I modified my rear seats so they recline more which means they don’t lay perfectly flat. Also I have the subwoofer. So use it as a loose guide. I used a large...

All supplies were purchased at Lowe’s. I used a brand called Steel Tek. Very similar to 3/4 black pipe & flanges but the ends aren’t threaded. Instead they use a set screw so assembly and disassembly is so simple. I cut down the pipe to lengths I needed with a pipe cutting tool I imagine...

I'll search the forum. I know I've seen a few posts. I think it would be handy and a good idea to have another exit in case of an emergency. I thought long and hard about leaving space for a table. I decided I would have a camp table & meal prep outside the jeep. I live in an area that the...

Thanks Yup they all have 4 removable legs. That one is the underside of the panel that goes over the folded seats. They fit snug enough they don't shift but I will use toggle bolts to pull them together and lock them down to the floor.

Thanks. RTT's are awesome but I can't justify the cost. They would leave a lot of room for storage / gear though.

Here are some other shots.

So I finally got around to this project. My wife and kids don’t mind camping so it hasn’t been a priority. I’ve wanted to find a way to sleep in the jeep when traveling light (solo or only 1 kid) so I can quickly boondock / overland. The goal was a quick setup / take down, doesn’t rattle or...

Both liked & In for the win. 🤞

This is exactly what ran through my mind when I saw the pic..... the internet never lets me down.

The doors open less than 90 degrees (if limiting strap is connected) So if the mirrors are set back slightly it won't interfere with the doors. This is how the new bronco has them. Also the bronco doesn't have the metal surround on the window so all you have to do is roll down the windows and...

EXACTLY!!! Half doors visually have better lines when the top is down compared to full doors. Some of us live where there is always a threat of changing weather. This gives us the ability to run topless but quick change if weather goes to shit.

I have a 2018 JLU Rubicon and live in Downeast Maine. We get a lovely combo of rain, ice and snow. Our last storm was 8in of snow followed by 1/2" of ice. A mess. This is the 1st vehicle in 15yrs that I have NOT put studded snow tires on. I'm running stock Rubicon tires. It is unfair to compare...

Any luck? Mines working now which makes me happy since winter is in full effect in Maine. Not sure if the tech broke a wire when replacing the rear glass or if it came damaged. But they were able to trace it and replace the wire.

When did you get the flash update for the center dash / radio? Did it fix the issue? So annoying. It will go a month without an issue... Then goes on fritz for a whole day.... then back to normal.

Good Luck. It's a known issue. My dealer has reattached the wire (didn't work) and replaced the glass (worked for about 2 days), I have an appointment this week for them to look at it again. Last I knew it takes a bit for the glass to come in so hope you're not in a rush.

AEV Bumper for JK had them also.

Shake here.... Rattle from here... notice slight gap where C pillars meet the body the plastic rattles against medal body. Thats why some have put rubber Under or secured with a bolt to tighten and prevent movement.

If you talk to AT&T again make sure they check the signal or “ping” the unit. That way they know the unit is activated. That was the only thing useful I got out of AT&T... that they can communicate with the unit & my account was active. Other than that they distance themselves from any other...