🛠️ What did you do to your Jeep 392 today?

[cjljl392XR]

Armorlite flooring installed - full kit. Great rainy afternoon project! Took my time... Only lost two clips.

 

[Riad]

Armorlite flooring installed - full kit. Great rainy afternoon project! Took my time... Only lost two clips.

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Been considering getting this. Have you noticed any reduction in road noise/ heat with this on?

 

[cjljl392XR]

Been considering getting this. Have you noticed any reduction in road noise/ heat with this on?

Just installed. Circle back with me after June 7th, and I'll be able to provide that feedback. Currently half doors and no top.

 

[redbeard719]

Been considering getting this. Have you noticed any reduction in road noise/ heat with this on?

I did full Armorlite, but also did sound deadening.

The comparison between Armorlite and the OE carpet is substantial - not just the thickness/toughness of the main surface, but the backing is very thick, almost like Rockwool insulation.

It definitely helps with the road noise, but now I'm just more aware of how much wind noise there is across the flat windshield and the roof.

All that said - I'd definitely do the Armorlite again. Beyond the noise deadening it provides, it's an awesome product and so easy to take care of. And this from a guy who normally prefers the plushiness of carpet.

 

[B.Davis]

Armorlite flooring installed - full kit. Great rainy afternoon project! Took my time... Only lost two clips.

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Nice job! You are going to love it. Ours came factory installed in the 2024. Only had to hose out the floor once, but it works great! The factory installed set does not come with the rear cargo area. I might add that someday, but right not sure that I need it.

 

[3TV]

Just finished up installing a new set of RSE stepsliders, RSE rocker armor, and Next Venture rear inner fender liners for 40+" tires. I can now run 40s with the same bump stop length I needed for 37s.

Show me a Jeep with body armor and I'll show you a Jeep with body damage underneath the body armor.

 

[TuffyMan]

I put a new sticker on.

 

[Socal_392]

Replaced my Fox 2.5’s with SDI eClik’s. Install was pretty straight forward. Everything is top quality, from the shocks to the controller to the wiring.

Initial drive results:

 

[Dirty Dog]

Loaded gear in both Wranglers. We're going to take some of the kids and grandkids and run Medano Pass on the 6th
If anybody is in the area and would like to join us, let me know.

 

[cjljl392XR]

Bartact seat covers installed! Happy with the quality and look. A couple of fitment issues to sort, but overall, great product.

 

[hpmaniac]

Just finished up metalcloak cloak game changer 3.5 mid arm, diff covers and skids and sdi e-click shocks with pro menu. Ummm all I can say is these shocks are absolutely amazing!! WOW. The on road driving feel improvement is dramatic and off road the jeep just floats over anything you throw at it. Also did fox bump stops!!

 

[hpmaniac]

These pics were before the fox bump stops posted above.

 

[hpmaniac]

Also went with the awe exhaust, tucked way up out of way.

 

[hpmaniac]

Replaced my Fox 2.5’s with SDI eClik’s. Install was pretty straight forward. Everything is top quality, from the shocks to the controller to the wiring.

Initial drive results:


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Just got mine done as well. Absolutely amazing ride!! How does yours compare to the fox shocks?

 

[Socal_392]

Just got mine done as well. Absolutely amazing ride!! How does yours compare to the fox shocks?

So far so good. I’ve only had them on pavement but it’s much more controlled on the highway than the Fox’s.

There was just something not right about the Fox’s. First tune was too stiff, second tune was smoother but too much body roll. Never could find the sweet spot with the adjusters. I’m sure I could have gotten them perfect, but when I get annoyed I tend to pull the wallet out quickly

 

[Rogue]

For now I'm running 37s and love the 4.88s. Holds gears far better and it appears I'm getting better gas milage. Too early to tell for sure obviously, but I did set my trip B odometer at the change to measure over the long term. May go up 38s in the near future. Last year bought my gf a '24 JLRU X with factory 4.88s and the stock 315s feels great for a 3.6L. She wants 37s so lift and new shoes coming soon.

Let us know how that fuel mileage works on on the 4.88's and 37's please. I'd be interested to hear about your mileage on highway and city.

 

[Dirty Dog]

Let us know how that fuel mileage works on on the 4.88's and 37's please. I'd be interested to hear about your mileage on highway and city.

I'm on 37's with 3.73 gears. Highway, I get about 18 MPG. In my normal commute, about 15 MPG. I could probably improve both those numbers if I didn't have such a heavy foot.

 

[cjljl392XR]

Loaded gear in both Wranglers. We're going to take some of the kids and grandkids and run Medano Pass on the 6th
If anybody is in the area and would like to join us, let me know.

Headed that way for a run on the 7th.

 

[AUSTX]

1. Purchased S&B CAI from @jeepguru. Great customer service and price. Installed it and will see how it pairs with my recently installed MagnaFlow SS exhaust.
2. Took advantage of Armorlite’s Memorial Day sale and ordered the front and rear. Install with sound assassin coming soon.

 

[Focker]

Let us know how that fuel mileage works on on the 4.88's and 37's please. I'd be interested to hear about your mileage on highway and city.

I have 4.88s and 37s and my average is 12.5 all around. I can't get over 13.5 on the highway. All this is measured with a calculator, not going by the gauge.