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Really want to see how it goes for you guys!

Cost me $85. It hurt to pay it but I love the setup.. so maybe worth it.

I think it came from a wrecked jeep. Same seller had a lot of stuff. https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?icep_ff3=2&toolid=10001&campid=5337789113&icep_item=133298293434

Ebay. Wasnt easy to find.

Yes the sound deadening work was SOO worth it! Just finished tonight and no more vibration.

Thanks for all the advice! I managed to fix all the vibration using boom mat, clip nuts and rubber bumper stops for console lid. I fixed the console lid vibration by adding rubber bumper stops and adding boom mat where the lid attaches to the console (thanks @GaTechTJ): I replaced the xmas...

Was wondering what those holes were for.

Didn't think about the cables. Good idea. Also interested in covering the storage compartment. The filling definitely helps; I already have some in there. Could experiment with more. I lik we the boob mat idea. The screws are tougher because there is nothing to screw into. So it had to...

Ya there is some movement in the console lid. Thinking about what to do about that.

I converted my OEM storage center console into a subwoofer enclosure after mounting my amp under steering column . My Jeep did not come with the center console subwoofer; it came instead with the polyurethane storage container. I considered making an MDF enclosure to fit inside the center...

I just posted a thread on repairing the seat back release cable. Maybe it can help you diagnose your issue. https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/seat-back-release-cable-fix-mopar-part-05093669ab.30505/

This is how I installed my Kicker amp under the steering column of my 2005 Wrangler X. I used an 8 gauge wiring kit and a 2-ohm DVC Kicker sub wired in parallel for 1 ohm for 400 RMS into the sub. I created a mount using a cutting board. I trimmed it to size and drilled the mounting holes for...

I just posted a thread on how to fix the seat back cable.

I had success in fixing a seat back release cable (Mopar part 05093669AB) on my 2005 X. I removed and disassembled my passenger seat in which one of the seat back release cables broke. The seat back release cable is in the seat back so you need to remove the plastic handle and upholstery. I...

Do you know the threading and size of the nut? Inam trying to mount mopar OEM fogs and dont have the original nut.

I bought the OEM Mopar fogs which dont come with the threaded nut. Anybody know the threading/size of the nut I need to buy to mount these lights?