Are THESE The Answer To The DREADED JK DRIP?
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JK Freak
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From: The Secret Land Of Inspector Gadget
Wtf ... Hmm thanks
I see the gasket pushing out a little in the pics?
Man ... As long as they work. That stream actually finds it's way in my jeep with the doors closed. I emailed Bill. Hopefully I can get a set.
I see the gasket pushing out a little in the pics?
Man ... As long as they work. That stream actually finds it's way in my jeep with the doors closed. I emailed Bill. Hopefully I can get a set.
Last edited by kjeeper10; May 2, 2014 at 01:56 AM.
Yes, the gasket getting torn up over time is really my only concern, as it is pinched pretty tight between the door and the drip rail. Otherwise great fit that functions very well. I would highly recommend them for anyone who is annoyed by the drip.
They are a tight fit with the top of the door. They clear the door, but it lays over the gasket at the top of the door as it pushes on the bottom of the gutter. I don't know if I'll run into any issues when I put my hard top back on, but as they are now there are no problems with the soft top opening or closing.

I'm about to grab a set.
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JK Freak
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From: The Secret Land Of Inspector Gadget
Well, mine worked out well. Been running them for a few months now. Still get the odd drip but it's over by the door hinges and not in my lap so that's fine.
I got mine about 2 months Ago, painted them nicely and attempted to install them on my soft top jeep. No go. Installed by the directions and the door gouges the snot out of them and they pinch the door seal. I only installed one side and took it right off. I may install them when I put the hardtop back on. They are really designed for the hardtop
Last edited by jrod250; Jul 17, 2014 at 03:26 PM.
Perhaps I was not pushing them tight enough to the door surround. I'm not sure if they would interfere when removing the surrounds to re install the hardtop when winter comes.



