That’s the same way I started until I decided I didn’t quite like the sound so I cut and welded a resonator into the dynomax deleteDropped the OEM muffler and installed the Dynomax delete. So far so good; no ugly can view from the back.
I used a utility knife to cut the bumper to fender part off, and re-installed what was left to cover the fog light area. As for the plastic air dam/skid plate, you can leave it off if you want or re-install.
I intend to do the same. Is warm weather sufficient to allow a nice cut on the plastic? Or do you recommend pre-heating the knife (razor) blade a bit beforehand?
I like the idea of that. As time rolls on it may be on the table if opinions on the sound changes.
Really cool idea.... I am not familiar with that module.. however, I am a fan of LadyAda and Adafruit... question.. how do you power the unit? are you going to feed it with USB 5V .. or are you going to provide your own separate source of power?Started making a custom horn using an adafruit sound board. I was going to mount the horn button near the console cup holders but decided that was too permanent. Under the steering wheel is more hidden if I decide to remove the custom horn later.
Are those LP6s useable on the a-pillar? How bad is the glare?I painted my inserts Ocean Blue to match the Jeep and then swapped them to a Granite Crystal Metallic grille. Whadayathink?
I also have the OEM gloss black grille and I also need to repaint my satin black grille. I could always swap the blue inserts to one of those grills if the granite crystal doesn’t feel right…. Or swap my dark grey Rubi inserts into the granite crystal grey grille - Decisions… Decisions!
Are those like motorcycle goggles for dogs or something?The seats sat up a little too high. This route gives her just enough space.
she’s actually pretty close to the size of one.
Doggles for when she’s got her head out the window or in the sxs or just when ever we want to give people something to laugh about.
