Sun Shade What a Difference

[arnie_mueller]

Here's a nice one:

bruh (as the kids are saying these days).....

That's racist.

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[arnie_mueller]

Here's a nice one:

This is what I use. I'm an Asian woman and an excellent driver! I am an Asian woman, I can say that. If you delete my post, you're a racist against me and my marginalized race...... so, are you a racist?

 

[ellunchboxo]

I was noticing this the other day as well. I usually leave it on, since the JLU uses hooks under the windshield. It was a lot easier with the JK as they used the bungee balls everywhere.

For the people stating headroom. How close is your head to the roof? Seems you all have a lot of other issues besides your head hitting the sun shade.

I have a Hotheads sunshade that does not require you to drop the windshield. It attaches to the front bolt holes which I assume are for a hardtop. I have a soft top so I don’t know.

 

[AcesandEights]

... If you delete my post...

If I had the power to delete other people's posts, this forum would be a wasteland; there'd be nothing but tumbleweeds and facts up in this place.

 

[Ratbert]

This is what I use. I'm an Asian woman and an excellent driver! I am an Asian woman, I can say that. If you delete my post, you're a racist against me and my marginalized race...... so, are you a racist?

Wait, what?

 

[arnie_mueller]

If I had the power to delete other people's posts, this forum would be a wasteland; there'd be nothing but tumbleweeds and facts up in this place.

I'm not talking to you, unless you deleted my first post that said, "that's the one Asian women use".

 

[AcesandEights]

I'm not talking to you, unless you deleted my first post that said, "that's the one Asian women use".

If you quote someone, then you're talking to them.

 

[arnie_mueller]

If you quote someone, then you're talking to them.

Okay, this part was a joke directed to you: "that's the one Asian women use".


The deleted post part was intended for whoever deleted my post because their feelings were hurt or something by something they saw on the Internet.

 

[Ratbert]

I'd definitely take a SOT over a soft top when camping in places like the Rubicon Trail that have a crapload of bears. Or hell, parking someplace with a higher crime rate.

I drove convertibles for years. You quickly learn to never lock it and hope that a potential thief will try the door before taking out their knife.

 

[Johnny B]

I dunno, looking like we're gonna need a poll to resolve this one...

 

[lowmpg]

Love mine. No noise. I'm 6'3" my son is 6'4", never had any height issues with it.

 

[Tread4Lo]

I have a Hotheads sunshade that does not require you to drop the windshield. It attaches to the front bolt holes which I assume are for a hardtop. I have a soft top so I don’t know.

Wish I would have went and looked elsewhere before buying the Spiderweb Shade. I like the quick takedown much better.

If the JLU had the freedom panels for the rear seat as well, I wouldn't use anything and run a solid top. Fucking stupid to put the panels back in for the front seats but not the back seats. I think the Bronco did this

 

[AcesandEights]

I dunno, looking like we're gonna need a poll to resolve this one...

I think it's pronounced "pole".

 

[Remorseless]

I'd definitely take a SOT over a soft top when camping in places like the Rubicon Trail that have a crapload of bears. Or hell, parking someplace with a higher crime rate.

I drove convertibles for years. You quickly learn to never lock it and hope that a potential thief will try the door before taking out their knife.

I'll take the bears over the SOT personally

 

[YBABRAT]

Hopefully the OP knows to ensure that the soft top's locking function is engaged when it's lowered. Mine hasn't ever made any undesired noise when in that position.

Edit: He mentions on p. 2 that the Jeep's top was in the Sunrider position when the undesired noises were occurring.



I had toyed with the idea of a sunshade, but they're non-starters for exactly the reason you mention: lashing them to the sport bar reduces needed headroom to the point that my head would be in constant contact with the material.

They do look like a functional accessory, otherwise.

I am tall... no issues, never pulled mine since completing the installation.

I admit it needs the rear tightened up. Thinking of a way to make it clip and unclip. The shade only has 4 velcro straps that loop around each pillar. When done right the shade is pulled up almost against the freedom panels. Showing passenger side installed.

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