would this work well in an offroad jeep bouncing down the trail?
1685516
I have this Kidde mount that I use at home and a jeep that I use offroad. While I have not tried using this mount in my jeep, I would not recommend it. The mount works well at home and would probably stay mounted in the jeep but problem is there is only one strap and if that strap breaks or is loose you will have a fire extinguisher flying around inside your jeep especially if you mount this to a rollbar. The top of the bracket is just a lip that the nozzle slides into. I'd recommend a mount with two straps.
1709909
It sounded great in my jeep. If your looking for a decent bass boost and nothing too hard then this will work for you.
257887
I wouldn't use it for off-roading. The tires are too narrow for that use and the rear shifter is only a few inches above the bottom of the tire. It's reasonable on gravel, but watch out for loose patches or you could go flying (don't ride on a freshly grated road).
2107450
yea man it should be able to wrk with your jeep but you might have to do a little modifying to your original pedal by drilling holes through the back side of the pedal so the bars can slide through to the other side unless your jeeps pedal is completely flat on the bck side shouldnt be to hard to do i used one on my 09 gmc sierra tx edition but had to drill the holes cuz my pedal kind of curved ont he bck side shouldnt be to hard though.
1156068
I'm sorry I have not used this on rough terrain. The mount is really sturdy and the light fits securely into it, I would assume that it would work well. I have only used it on the road.
832954
My daughter used this to haul her Buell 500 blast from California to Connecticut last year with no issues at all. She hauled it on the back of her Jeep Wrangler. I did add some air bags for stability of ride on the jeep. The slack was not an issue since the system also comes with a plate and bolt that removes all slack completely once installed correctly and bolt is tightened.
1652123
Depends. If you have a stable flat area where the vehicle won't move then it should work. If on a slope,stay clear. Also you can't really put it under an axle unless you put a piece of plywood or something to spread the load and protect the bag. That said, I use it for that but with caution.
109269
I used mine on a Jeep grand Cherokee for the rear axle tube. Its weighty but not over encumbering.
229738
Works well in a GMC Terrain. Did need extra fasteners to hold it more securely. To make it go up or down would depend upon where you fastened it to the seats in the front.
1416218
Yes, definitely. I use it to load my 800 pound Polaris X2 Sportsman ATV into the back of my truck. It will work for you.
202613
Yes that is one of the things I liked about it. I use it for my Jeep. Note this jack is heavier duty than you would need for an SUV if that is all you need it for.
1832715
yes, it worked fine for me. I liked the bounce feature too. It isn't the most powerful but for many applications it will work just fine.
2092942
I would think so. I had it in a Jeep Cherokee & it was stretched to the max. It's a bit flimsy but for the price it worked.
1785725
No this will not, I would suggest going with all ready assembled high quality coil overs if you want to go that direction, skunk 2 or Meagan racing are good quality. Otherwise u are going to have a bouncy ride
1007155
yes sir and it'll work well. I used mine for both in and out of helmet. The volume of the speaker may be an issue with off road use. Good luck
2125675
It works fine we use it for off roading with our Polaris ranger . the cup holders work good., there about 3" deep.PS good luck with that.
302041
Yes... I have used it in custom offroad applications. It must be used with a tank with a bottom outlet. It will not suck the fuel out of the tank, it needs to be gravity fed or have another pump in line.