I Simply could not take it any more!

[LibertyTC]

Of trying to drive this KJ and trying to rest my knee on this stupid hard plastic.
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It works good, I I don't care what it looks like. My Knee is now comfortable.

 

[Jo6pak]

You could have just glued it to the side of your knee:jester:

 

[Dave]

Neat idea. Another jeep mod, eh?...............:smokin:

Dave

 

[LibertyTC]

Ya you got that right Dave, it never ends.
Next is some move the seat back brackets...Hello Ryan...??

 

[diyman]

Nice idea

To improve it You might cut the mat around the mouldings, thus trying to make it look like OE.

Keeps Your knee a bit warmer too, particularly during cold weather, I guess!

 

[JeepJeepster]

Hmm, never had a problem just letting my knee lean up against the door. Now that ****** tunnel is a whole different story. Thing keeps my leg slanted sideways. If I didnt have cruise and could stretch out on long trips idk what I would do.

 

[LibertyTC]

I am just tall and am real cramped in the KJ. My knee wants to bend the door's plastic outward!! It was so bad before this cushion was made.
Stretch out..that will not be possible for me, until I get the seat brackets installed ,to move the seat back 2-3 inches.
The tunnel makes the footwell small, but the Weather-tech floor mats helped me level the left foot area. I also have to turn my right, size 13.5 foot sideways to get at the brake pedal. Another reason for getting the seat back!
I am trying to get the KJ to where I could one day make it a daily driver. Right now for me it is a 20 minute (that I can stand it) cruiser.

 

[kskj]

Great Idea, After a week in Moab last year I had a bruise on my knee for hitting it on that plastic!

 

[journeyjim]

Neat thought, us fat short people don't have to worry. LOL :whip::whip:

 

[tommudd]

Looks like one of those things you put up for the cat to scratch on

 

[Dave]

Looks like one of those things you put up for the cat to scratch on

Now he will want to get a cat............:smokin:

Dave

 

[diyman]

Now he will want to get a cat............:smokin:

Dave

:happy175:

 

[LibertyTC]

Got One.....
Here Kitty...kitty kitty...
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[LibertyFever]

purrfect.....:happy175:

 

[Dave]

Nice kitty....here kitty kitty......we got a kitty thread now.....I am going to look for a piece of carpet now.......:smokin:

Dave

 

[LibertyTC]

Talking about carpet...what I used was a Kanga 3/8 underpad. These polyurethane backed products are a awesome.
Works great in the basement as you have the insulation, sound deadening application that can be steamed cleaned without the water soaking below and moisture resistant/barrier.
Very tough backings.
Soft for lying on with "kitty"....
And on the door panel as knee protector.
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