These were one of the first modifications I got for my Gladiator last year. They were a bit of a pain for me to install, but they look and feel great, and obviously clean-up is a cinch.
Yup, these were a pain in the a** to install on my JK, lot of yelling and cussing, but after everything was said and done, I absolutely LOVE the way they look and function. By far the best mods I have done. So just be prepared for a frustrating install lol
looks like the fuzzy layer would mold and mildew like the factory carpet though, with all the leaks jeeps have from the door to roof to heater core ....
You know, at $750 this isn't a bad deal at all, doing something like lizardskin+herculiner would be cheaper but wouldn't offer any of that acoustic baffling or temperature reduction.
One of the main reasons I didn't go with a liner for the flooring was lack of insulation. I have these on my JK and couldn't be happier. Once installed, trust ne, these ain't going anywhere.
Can you do a video on installing a under the dash clutch return spring, please?!?! I bought it from your company and been fighting for weeks. Thank you!
I got these for the front floors on my jk they are nice but when’ the made this mold they should definitely have made the the part of the floor liner go up higher that sits next to the door so the water don’t run underneath the floor liner cuz when it gets high enough it runs under the floor liner 😡
These seem pretty cool. How easy would it be to run wires underneath them on the edges? They appear to be semi rigid and I'm concerned about the auxiliary wiring pushing it up.
These do sit very tight and snug throughout the flooring and edges. Sneaking in my wiring for my Comms radio was tricky and annoying, but it could be done and it's gonna be tight fits all around.
I like them however one side is tubbed and the other is flat to the door in the event you get water in them what prevents the water to seep underneath one side ( door ) there’s no tub to hold it in now you have water that can go underneath at almost $800 I’m skeptical
They are the MCE factory width flares that were sanded and painted body color: www.quadratec.com/p/mce-fenders/front-and-rear-fender-flares-jeep-wrangler-jk?
They are the MCE factory width flares that were sanded and painted body color: www.quadratec.com/p/mce-fenders/front-and-rear-fender-flares-jeep-wrangler-jk?
Bartact seat covers are the best out there. The price will make you cry, but after you install them, your tears turn to happy tears. Easy to clean, don't stretch or fade out.
So - AGAIN - no systems for us 2-door owners. There’s a front pair, but that doesn’t really cover our vehicles’ rear seat and/or cargo areas. 🤦♂️ It’s so disappointing to see us classic style 2-door owners left out with introductions of new products.
Armorlite is a US based company and makes their products right here. As we know just trying to get a package sent to our door is hard enough. They are struggling with supply issue to make the products just like all around the world. Just bare with them and you will get your systems.
@@JeepLifePodcast Well said. I don't understand why people think the fault should be placed on Quadratec's end. They have no understanding of how shipping and product inventory works.
