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What's the most predominate reason that people get a hard top headliner for?
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Hotheadheadliners.comWhat's the most predominate reason that people get a hard top headliner for?
$500? For foam and fabric? Really?Hotheadheadliners.com
Someone tested the hothead headliners and found there was a 1-2% difference in cabin and seat temp with the headliners installed. But this was in the heat, maybe they work better to retain heatThe JL headliners are much firmer than the one in a 2017 JK I test drove late last year. The JK headliners were flimsy where one could easily pull and bend the edges and corners down ... kinda like a firm sponge. The new JL headliners from the factory reminds me of audio sound absorption panels for home theaters ... firm. I like them. I bought the headliners for a number of reasons, not just one.
1. Keeps cabin colder in summer and warmer in winter;
2. Keeps cabin quieter;
3. Better audio acoustics ... music sounds very tight and natural. Better than my 2008 E-Class.
4. To a lesser extent, tames down the white inside color of the hard top. Why would anyone pick white ... way to reflective and distracting a color for the driver as a inside cabin color ... yiiikes
Hi,I used to store my hard tops on a saw horse in the yard when I transitioned to my soft top for summer use on my older Jeeps. I now have 2019 Wrangler with the headliners and wonder if I can still store it outdoors? Should I be worried about the potential for mould on the fabric of the headliner? Any suggestions as I don't have a garage and my deck doesn't have enough clearance!? Thanks