If you use ammo cans I would recommend using some stick on sound deadening inside of them.
CK5
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75 Jimmy build FOOLSIZE (time to wheel)
- Thread starter bmxbryant9
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Wheelbase: 108"
Width F/R: 89.5" / 88"
3 link
-upper: 32"
-lowers: 32.5"
-vert sep: 8.5"
-panhard: 38"
4link
-uppers:38.5"
-lowers: 40"
-vert sep: 9.5"
Front DS 1410 HADCV ride: 33"
Rear DS 1410 ride: 38"
Good call I hadn't really thought about that. I have some of that foam for tool box drawers I might try gluing to the inside of the ammo cans to help with sound deadening
it will help a lot.
At Lowes or home depot you can buy roofing stuff that would be a really cheap option, it's also got a self adhesive side to it.
So this is how my soft top frame attaches to my cab and I'm not sure if I like it. Anyone have opinions? I might just stay top less until next winter or I have been toying with the idea of getting the tracks powder coated black to look better
If you're going to powder coat them why not white so they blend in? Could just scuff and spray them too.
I don't think they look bad, function over fashion.
I don't think they look bad, function over fashion.
I think they look ok. 
With the trails at Tuttle Creek, that bracket would be gone in 10 min.
wetoolowdingbangow
1/2 ton status
That's why I was always hesitant in buying one. It'd be laying on the ground in no time with my luck! Just have to remember it's there.
Obviously I don't pay attention very well to my surroundings, hence my body panels waiving at everyone.
See I somewhat drive the same. On Rubicon I scraped the passenger side right where the bracket would be. But I could always bend it back and the topper will most likely be off all summer with a Sierra Nevada banner in its place
Maybe I'll just rattle can them white to match the rest
might want to unscrew it before you do any type of REAL wheelin....
^^^ That's not a bad idea.
wetoolowdingbangow
1/2 ton status
K85 had a soft top too and he go through with no problems!
he ain't on 42's son 
And if you have an actual blazer/Jimmy it attaches down lower in the lip where the hard top sits. I believe
That's what I was going to try and build this summer. Something a little more flush mounted down on that lip.
I would have to build a lip since mine is really just the back of a truck cab. I might just put the top in the back of the garage for safe keeping until I really figure it out
Right, I always forget yours has the truck back.
