Rambeaux
Well-Known Member
- First Name
- John J
- Joined
- Sep 9, 2016
- Threads
- 2
- Messages
- 171
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- Location
- Cajun Country
- Vehicle(s)
- 2018 Willys JKU
- Occupation
- Aircraft Doctor
Dat azz doe...
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I’m thinking the hood vents don’t do any venting. If you’re lucky enough to see a JLUR in person, you’ll see that the insulation under the hood has no perforation below those vents. If hot air is going to get through, it has to pass through the thick padding material, or get routed to the vent by some unseen ducting.I don't think the Rubicon has fake vents....
in snow country I hear guys are using them to make snow cones. No other production vehicle can make snow cones, so this is clearly a jeep firstI don't think the Rubicon has fake vents....
"Osborne Cox? Looks can be...deceptive."Looks can be deceiving.
I dunno...that dress is too tight. She really should take it off. (#TimesUp)Dat azz doe...
For visibility when wheeling in tight places.Does anyone understand what the square holes in the half-doors are for?
I love half-doors, but being able to see the seat controls through there bugs the crap out of me.
But in reality, I don't think it would help much due to the seat and passenger's legs. Just take the doors off or get the tube doors if you need the visibility. I just think it would look soo much cleaner without it.For visibility when wheeling in tight places.
In one of the interviews they said it was their response to the off road community not being able to see smaller vehicles when changing lanes. Being one of those guys I can absolutely agree there have been times where I've honestly not seen a smaller car and almost used them as an articulation point...But in reality, I don't think it would help much due to the seat and passenger's legs. Just take the doors off or get the tube doors if you need the visibility. I just think it would look soo much cleaner without it.
we need those black wheels on the Hella Yella..