Yep, right over the body lift butt crack!Hmmmm, wonder if I can put a "Tramp Stamp" on mine...
Yep, right over the body lift butt crack!Hmmmm, wonder if I can put a "Tramp Stamp" on mine...
I had these before my mopar body mounted ones: https://www.morris4x4center.com/roc...MIyOW09MOd6wIVxkXVCh3reQ0TEAQYDSABEgJHLPD_BwEI've seen some like those before but can't seem to think who made them. I don't recall hearing that they were MOPAR, but I don't know. If I think of what it was, I'll let y'all know.
Hopefully 36x10.50s.I've always wanted to try the 31x9.5, what size are those (I'm guessing TSL Radial)?
Two 10" subs sound better.Went for a short drive with my son driving, put some old Dynamix II on the radio to see how good the 10 inch subs sounded![]()
Stickers can be applied and removed easily. Tattoos, not so much.Oh man, stickers are like tattoos for Jeeps. Always been a fan, but I’m a bit picky of the ones I add.
Poison Spyder has you covered.Hmmmm, wonder if I can put a "Tramp Stamp" on mine...
Cool idea, I have always been a fan of sealed enclosures for tighter base in my mids myself but it does sacrifice a little on the really low response.Chickenshit project while waiting for the hurricane. The sound bar - or sound pods in my '06 - seem pretty airtight to me, not particularly good for bass response as the speakers will try to form a vacuum during outward excursions - and compress on inward. Therefore, I figured I'd vent them:
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Hecho en China - 1/2" mini speaker ports.
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Hole drilled.
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Press fit...
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Should lower the impedance of the enclosures and let the speakers breathe.
I had these before my mopar body mounted ones: https://www.morris4x4center.com/roc...MIyOW09MOd6wIVxkXVCh3reQ0TEAQYDSABEgJHLPD_BwE
The amount of air moving through these little ports astounded me, frankly. Certainly not "tuned", but better than nothing.Cool idea, I have always been a fan of sealed enclosures for tighter base in my mids myself but it does sacrifice a little on the really low response.
I would say full looking at the damage to pass door window frame.What scale?
Yeah but how’s the rust?1:18. Like any Jeep, it needs a bit of work. One wheel is busted off, and there's a missing taillight.