20 Jul 08, 08:34 am
Along with the heaters you may want to do something like this with your hard top http://www.arcticoffroad.com/forum/showt...light=hard
Also I have a 9000i and its worked rather well for me in the winter time.
If your looking at keeping in the stock rims you may want to think about getting some wheel spacers to keep from rubbing at full turn. Ask Ronster he had/has 33x12.5 on stock TJ rims.
As for winterization go with what ChevyKev said, do some kind of head liner like the one in the link I posted at the top and you should be good. Also you may or maynot want to put in a Mojave heater, I know NBM had one in his TJ and I think 93hummer has one in his H1.
Also I have a 9000i and its worked rather well for me in the winter time.
If your looking at keeping in the stock rims you may want to think about getting some wheel spacers to keep from rubbing at full turn. Ask Ronster he had/has 33x12.5 on stock TJ rims.
As for winterization go with what ChevyKev said, do some kind of head liner like the one in the link I posted at the top and you should be good. Also you may or maynot want to put in a Mojave heater, I know NBM had one in his TJ and I think 93hummer has one in his H1.
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