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I wish I had bought them as soon as I bought the Jeep in 2014. They work great. The Jeep does not get as hot inside as before. Don't get me wrong, it still gets hot inside when it's parked and not running and 100 degrees outside. But it cools down much faster than before they were installed. The sound inside is much better also.
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James NVRDUN Foster
83 CJ-7, 4.5 Rubicon Express Suspension, 35" BFG Krawlers, Rancho 9000's, 258 In-line six, T-18, Dana 20 Transfer Case w/Terra Low, 4:56 Gears, SunRay Ford 9 Inch Rear w/Detroit Locker, Dana 30 w/LockRight, Plates \"NVRDUN\" and A Proud Member of The Lone Star Jeep Club -
I need to bite the bullet and do itComment
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No XJ love...I could use a new headliner.Comment
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If the backing board is still good, some material from Joann Fabrics, a can of spray adhesive, and a nice day, it's a nice DIY project. Just about any material will work.Originally posted by Se7en62 View PostComment
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This gives me ideas...like sound deadening and insulating the roof, then relining it with an abrasion resistant material. My wife frequents Joann's...I'll have to go with her [with the most manly of intentions] next time she goes.Originally posted by Stoked View PostComment
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I have had hot heads head liners on my jku hard top for about 2 yrs and I really like them, they make a ton of difference, before my wife and I would have to almost hollor to talk to each other, but after installing them we talk at a more normal level, they are well worth the money.
Also I had a small issue (that was my fault) and I called hot heads and the owner called me back within about 5 minutes and walked me through my issue, the liners were a gift from my wife for Christmas and I installed them on the 27th and called him that day, that was excellent customer service in my book.Comment
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