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Did a roadtrip on the 3rd week. Covered IL, IN, TN, GA, AL, FL, SC, NC in 10 days.

Would a winch work, submerged?

In it's new home.

Found a useful post from the JL Wrangler forum. There is a wealth of information on what's been tried, what's successful, to fabricate, and purchase. https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/speaker-replacement-upgrade.20561/post-664205

Strapped down some tool boxes. I have the trail rail system so the top carabiner, I hook it to the trail system The bottom I hook it to the loop by the bulk head. The loops provide some adjustability Between the trail rail and the bottom loop, there are a lot of flexibility with how much...

I did find that, but I wanted to find a way that doesn’t use tool.

Glad you guys find it useful. I have some carabiners coming tomorrow. I’ll post pics when I test the fit it tomorrow.

Not too sure where to post this or if this is useful to anyone else. It's also not really a mod so I figure general might be a good spot for this. I was searching for a bed separator or a cargo net. Most are too flimsy, generic, expensive, or over priced. After digging around the web for a...

I did exactly what you did last weekend. Got a Sarge Green too

That Audiocontrol amp seems like a good one. I've read good reviews in a few places. With the limited space we have, that might be the only way to go until someone figure out a new solution.

I measure the space under the front seat too. From the back seat, it's about 3 inches in height by 12 inches deep and 10 inches wide. Each seat should fit an amp. My original plan was going with a pair 10 inches subs. With each sub needing 1 cubic feet of volume, I was gonna use the whole of...

Still in research mode. What I've found so far is that you can fit a 1 cubic feet enclosure and 1 or 2 amps in the rear if you removed some of the rear panels behind the back seat. The full width of the rear is about 50 inches and the enclosure could be about 35 inches with about 15 inches for...