BooGTS

I like the Euro-like tails. I've been looking for the Euro ones with the smaller amber strip - especially since I cracked my driver side one at Drummond this year. Icons are good looking, though tires may be more expensive.

Back in 2009 I started with FatMat - which is no good, don't use it. Live and learn. I use the concept from this site: https://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com/

I bought the CLD tiles from them, but I sourced the foam and mass loaded vinyl from amazon + prime shipping. That roll must have weighed 120 lbs. I used about 1/2 in the Jeep. If you look at new vehicles and the A-pillar wind seals and between the doors, you can buy similar off ebay for cheap. Sticks right on and makes a big difference. It all adds weight, sure, but it makes the Jeep feel very solid. Pales in comparison to the weight of the frame stiffeners, tow hooks, side armor, quarter armor, rear bumper, skid plate, etc anyway.

Bonus pics from a month ago:

Michigan UP just west of Drummond

On Drummond 2018

Ralph77

You going to put rear fog lights in? Cause those have the fourth socket in there for them. I like my Ebay got rid of the amber ones. I had to take it off but did have this on for awhile and it will be put back on. All part of my "Cloning".




I did not have a clue, even though I did try and research sound deadening, but this is what I have done so far:

https://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f177...sport-4086497/

BooGTS

I looked at that spoiler in the past. Would likely do it if I found one for a decent price. I don't think I'd do fog lights just because people here aren't used to them and might think they are brake lights. I'd likely just add redundant brake lights there if the fog light socket is on both sides - maybe to only light up when the brakes are applied (versus the dual filament aspect of the existing lights).

Ralph77

Yeah it did cost me $150 shipped. Separate tail lights and brake lights. That would be kinda cool. I am guessing there is one in each side.

BooGTS

Not doing too bad for nearly 20 years old and 285k. New BFG AT's went on recently.

Battle

Looks proper! Are those 265/75s? Also, would you do the Crusader sliders again? I'm thinking about a set for my/my GF's baby Jeep.

BooGTS

Yup, that they are. And so far they're great tires. Not as good in a hydroplane situation as the bridgestone dualer H/Ls I had on there but almost as quiet and I'm sure they'll be better off road. The dualers would mud load.