That's true brother. My sister, and her hubby lived in Hollywood for years. Summertime sun was a killer.
Thanks for the shout out. We are excited to say that we will be making our Hothead Headliners for the new Ford Bronco as soon as possible.
We're glad you enjoyed our Headliners in your Jeep! We'll be making them for the bronco. I just posted a link above if you want to be notified as soon as we have them.
The 33x12.5's on my 1974 don't measure 33" either. They measure 32.75" which is about the same height as a 285/70-17.275 65R20's aren't 35's. 35X12.50 are 35's. Just like the "33's" on the bronco aren't 33's. 33X12.50 are 33's.
i actually looked into this (active noise cancelling headsets) when i was shopping for a Pinzgauer 6x6 years ago.
Hey Mark, the link doesn’t seem to have a notify option. Looking forward to some hotheads.
If you scroll down, you should see an area to put in your name, email, Bronco model and then an "okay" button to submit.
Ah it wasn’t showing on mobile. I switched to a PC and it worked just fine. Thank you!
Thanks for letting me know. We'll take a look to see if there are issues with the form on mobile from our end.
I wish I could Mark, but with 5 vehicles I'm out of storage space. The wife's a good sport, but she does have her limits.
If you already have five, is it really more to keep six? hahaI wish I could Mark, but with 5 vehicles I'm out of storage space. The wife's a good sport, but she does have her limits.
BTW, I signed up for the notifications. My reservation is so far down the line I can't even see the door. But, I'm in for your headliner. I've seen the difference between your head liner, and the factory one. Yours is the winner for sure.
Also, if anyone here is wondering about the installation of a Hot Head head liner, it's EZPZ. I followed the enclosed instructions, and from start to clean up it took about an hour. The liner has been in my Jeep for 18 months, and still nicely in place. It's a one, or two beer job depending on the number a breaks you take, and the outside temperature.
Quick question about the Sound Assassin package. How much does the 28 sheet full floor 4 door package weigh? Also, how well does it do in water? Any issues with holding on to moisture if they get wet?
Hey Chris, great questions! Our Sound Assassin 28-Sheet, Full Floor Package is made to cover the 2007-2018 Jeep Wrangler JKU (4 Door) and has a shipping weight of 35lbs. There isn't anything different about our various Sound Assassin packages, other than we wanted to make it easy for our Customers to purchase the square footage they needed for their particular Jeep. We'll do the same for the Bronco as well. We also sell single sheets for anyone that wants to use it anywhere else (doors, trunks, etc.).
35 lbs is less than I thought it would weigh, so that's good.
We haven't ever had any complaints. It's very dense material, so I wouldn't worry about the product itself trapping water. I would just ensure that everything is fully dry before reinstalling the carpet as you don't want to put carpet over anything that isn't 100% dry. The carpet is far more likely to be an issue before the Sound Assassin material.
