Ruby Clatterbox
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Oh, and Rugged Ridge rear bumper.
Thanks for the info!!I don't daily the Jeep but, I'm really enjoying the upgrade! The unit is much snappier and responsive than the uConnect. I'm still going back and forth on trying to find good EQ settings but, the gates have been opened and I'm not sure how long I can resist upgrading with new speakers and an amp
There was some good discussion and material shared that included Mike from Stinger over in another thread
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/what-head-units-have-you-guys-upgraded-to.58756/
But to spare hijacking their thread again, I'll just quote my initial impressions posted over there
https://amzn.to/31J7PAG I have this firestick cable from amazon with no issues.Which mounting stud did you use on the teraflex mount? I have that mount and the firestik stud I ordered isn't long enough for the teraflex mount. Thanks !
Those look great! Can I ask why you installed those covers, just for protection of the leather seats, heat in the summer, etc.?Finally got the Smittybilt seat covers off backorder and installed. Really impressed with fit and finish.
I have cloth seats and the first time out in the mud, I found they do get pretty messy. Didn't want to total the original red stitching and rubicon logo, so I went with the covers.Those look great! Can I ask why you installed those covers, just for protection of the leather seats, heat in the summer, etc.?
those look super nice. What is the material?Finally got the Smittybilt seat covers off backorder and installed. Really impressed with fit and finish.
Kind of like condura gun case material. Really tough and basically water resistant. I hesitate to say waterproof because nothing is except a ducks rearend.those look super nice. What is the material?
I'm not completely sure, but it looks like the 4 light kit was used. Lux offers an 8 light kit, which allows more coverage. Typically 1 light per wheelwell and 1 light in between the wheels both front to back and side to side.I dont know so i'm asking because I've often wondered this about rock lights placed this way... wouldn't you want to place them so that the dark area in front of your front tires is illuminated? I assumed the point of rock lights is to help with spotting and picking lines … with that shadow right where your tire contacts a rock does that make it more difficult to see?
Don't you find your Wrangler useful in snow?As usual on the first day of snow I put the Wrangler away for the winter. A six month sleep. Smart charger topup once a week, fuel stabilizer, and dust cover. Sleep well my beauty. Also put the tracks on my ATV in preparation of snowybackcountry travel. Woo Ha!
Since he mentioned a 6 month jeep hibernation, that might mean he's in an area where commuting by snowmobile and other tracked machines is a necessity.Don't you find your Wrangler useful in snow?
Good question I'll let you know next time I wheel in the darkI dont know so i'm asking because I've often wondered this about rock lights placed this way... wouldn't you want to place them so that the dark area in front of your front tires is illuminated? I assumed the point of rock lights is to help with spotting and picking lines … with that shadow right where your tire contacts a rock does that make it more difficult to see?
Just curious, did you install the 4 light or 8 light kit?Good question I'll let you know next time I wheel in the dark