I added Dynamat all over inside of roof (under the headliner), also put it on rear firewall, and under floorboard. It helped w/ heat and also quit the cab from engine noise some. I also have camp out in RR - hope to see you out there one day. God Bless..
@@SouthernChaos Haha... I will try and get out to RR. They just have limited weekends for visitors from what I understand. Have a jeep now but looking for a utv. Just want somewhere to ride before I buy one.
My best friends camp burned down in the last fire after being there for 25yrs. These fires are definitely being set on purpose. We are getting ready to start rebuilding again soon. Hopefully this time around we will make it as fireproof as we can.
@Southern Chaos Yeah that's pretty much the plan. We are looking at running like 2" pvc across the roof that's hooked up to a 250 gallon water tank so It can be turned on to douse the camp with water. We are also looking at putting up some galvanized panels across the bottom of it to keep any grass from burning and getting up too it. Going to open up the lot and get rid of all the undergrowth and everytime we go up it will get chain dragged. The biggest issue is the pine needles and embers floating in the air,landing and igniting. We have alot to sit down and go over to try and make it as fire proof as we can. It just sucks having to start over due to possibly someone starting them on purpose. To me financial gain seems to be the motive. The last fire got it but we were able to dodge the one the week before. It's just really fishy how they seem to only be starting during the week when no one but the longtime people living there are around. Glad to hear yall made it thru. You definitely got the right idea about keeping the fire at the tree line as best as you can with nothing else on it for fuel. Maybe I'll catch you out there one weekend. Waiting on the call for my new bike to come in 1st lol
