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Old 07-15-2012, 04:14 PM
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Default Removing the carpets

So I got caught topless with some rain today. only 15 min but it's like I went through a car wash! lol The soft top was home, removed completely, so I couldn't stop and and put it back on and no overpass to hide under...

So I am starting to wonder if I would remove all the carpets. Any of you guys did it? What are the pros and cons?

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Old 07-15-2012, 05:05 PM
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road noise.. i dont know if it applies as much to the JK but i imagine it would - heat. i will be removing the front of mine and using those molded floor matts in the front once mine are shot.
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Old 07-15-2012, 06:51 PM
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Road noise and heat are probably the biggest cons. Pros are that you'll never have wet smelly carpet in your jeep again. It's really easy to clean with a hose and easy to get the floor plugs out when you get in deeper water.

The tub of my jeep was rhino lined by a previous owner.
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Road noise and heat are probably the biggest cons. Pros are that you'll never have wet smelly carpet in your jeep again. It's really easy to clean with a hose and easy to get the floor plugs out when you get in deeper water.

The tub of my jeep was rhino lined by a previous owner.
Apparently the Rhino Liner is good to reduce noise too. That might be the way I will choose. I'll take all the carpets out tomorrow and will keep it this way for a couple of days to see if the noise annoys me. I guess the heat can't be too much to melt my Mopar Tire Tread floor mats...
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Like the others have mentioned road noise,but for me I don't know what its like with carpets in it as when I bot the jeep it had no carpets. I took the front & rear heavy mats from my old van and put them on the floor - for 2 reasons - 1 in summer it cuts down the intense heat and in winter it does make it a tad warmer and collects the dirt and water. If there's a heavy rain and water gets inside all I have to do is pull the rubber plugs out and it drains..
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