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12-13-2011, 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Redman333
I'm thinking about getting these for 4 door so I can drive to the beach which is about an hour away first thing in the morning and keep the heat in while on the way there and then throw them in the back when I get there and it warms up. Will these keep the jeep warm with the top up and doors on. Also will they fit in the back of a jku.
12-13-2011, 05:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Redman333
Will these keep the jeep warm with the top up and doors on. Also will they fit in the back of a jku.
It was 29 degrees when I left the house this morning. Once the truck warmed I had just the footwell heat on and I was fine. There is a stream of cold air coming from where the lower hinge is that the doors can't seem to form tightly around and if I lower the heat I can feel the cold air on my left knee. But that aside, no difference than full doors other than the sound.
They absolutely fit in the back. Yesterday I fit them standing up, top and bottom separated, in the back of a two door... Along with the Freedom panels! No problem.
I took them off tonight because the weather report is calling for rain and I am not ready to test their resistance to water while the temps are this low.
12-13-2011, 07:49 PM
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Can't imagine how cold it could be with you considering going to the beach, but I had plans of going yesterday and had the softies on.
It was 29 degrees when I left the house this morning. Once the truck warmed I had just the footwell heat on and I was fine. There is a stream of cold air coming from where the lower hinge is that the doors can't seem to form tightly around and if I lower the heat I can feel the cold air on my left knee. But that aside, no difference than full doors other than the sound.
They absolutely fit in the back. Yesterday I fit them standing up, top and bottom separated, in the back of a two door... Along with the Freedom panels! No problem.
I took them off tonight because the weather report is calling for rain and I am not ready to test their resistance to water while the temps are this low.
It was 29 degrees when I left the house this morning. Once the truck warmed I had just the footwell heat on and I was fine. There is a stream of cold air coming from where the lower hinge is that the doors can't seem to form tightly around and if I lower the heat I can feel the cold air on my left knee. But that aside, no difference than full doors other than the sound.
They absolutely fit in the back. Yesterday I fit them standing up, top and bottom separated, in the back of a two door... Along with the Freedom panels! No problem.
I took them off tonight because the weather report is calling for rain and I am not ready to test their resistance to water while the temps are this low.
