marcusjames2

Installed Boom Mat insulation panels. Really has been helping deaden the heat of summer a bit and my A/C to cool better.

DyerMkr

Stubbied... No more wings

Mike2189

Replaced my AC condenser....... Yeah that was fun.

lobster86

I know the trailmesh is more heavy duty than the ultramesh. They are both good for jku's from what I have heard. I'm just wondering if the trailmesh is worth the extra 20 bucks. Trying to figure out which to buy.

GreenJK07

Like this

TimzToy

Bingo!! Winner-Winner :-)

A Filthy Oar

Added the XRC bumper to carry my 325.

jeepchief

I got the Blaze blue plasti dip and I got lucky on the color match that comes out of a can. Otherwise someone can purchase gallons and tints to get the color they want. The pic below shows what the blue looks like on top of black and my trim pieces are on a white basecoat, makes it pop a bit.

BrightSilverRubicon

The trailmesh has a 5 year warranty while the ultramesh has only a 1 year

I just installed the trailmesh and I'm really happy with it. It's heavy duty for sure!

BrightSilverRubicon

Finally got around to installing my spiderwebshade. I mainly bought it to throw on in light rain (yes, i know it has holes in it). We get occasional showers and sun breaks during spring. I figure if it allows me to keep the freedom panels off and keeps some of the rain out, it's a win-win for me.

For the most part it's straightforward to put up, but if you have a JKU and you keep the rear top on, it's a pain in the ass to put up.

Once I got it on, I found that you can easily remove the front fasteners and then roll the mesh up and secure it above the headrests. This way you can keep the hard part attached so taking in on and off will be a lot easier and quicker. This will be helpful for JKU owners who only take the front panels off.