Im looking for carpet insulation that does a good job of eliminating some road noise as well as keeps the bronco cool/ warm, depending on season. I see there some products out there bronco specific. I have a feeling you can get the same material somewhere cheaper and just cut it out yourself. Anyone have some ideas.

That's exactly what I was lookin for. Cool thanks.

Taaaadaaaa!
Still need to do some water proofing on the drivers side before lay it down.

Nice work Shane!

man, yoiu don't mess around

looks great

Nice! I see you even did the doors. You don't mess around.

Thats the stuff Im gonna use all over. I plan to do the insides of the doors and top as well.

you guys have any problems getting the carpet hold down screws through the material?

Any concerns with water if you run without the top on? I was thinking of doing something like this but worried it wouldn't last long through a couple of rainy days.

Has anyone tried this stuff out in place of the factory firewall insulation? Mine is falling apart and I'm wondering if this would be a cheap way to replace it.

Did you guys use one roll or two rolls of the metallic insulation? Did you get special duct tape?

you know what i have some thermal foil tape if you need some.. My wife works for a materials/tape company that supplies Lockheed, boeing and ULA.. the tape is used in thermal applications for aircraft and space stuff.. so should be pretty good. I will have the see how much i have but i can get more.. it should stick pretty well without peeling up and it should seal the insulation pretty good without getting all gooey and stuff

Cool - I will hit Lowe's at lunch today. I am doing the carpet install this weekend so I will post up pics of the insulation and (Landshark) carpet install. I was not going to add carpet to my Bronco when it I thought I had to buy a $150.00 insulation kit. Thanks a ton for posting up this cheaper alternative.

I am still in the process of water proofing my firewall. All the sealing adhesive or caulking was melted away when the my bronco was burnt to a crisp. Having to yank everything off the firewall to lay a good bead on all the crevices. Not going to spend a bunch of money on carpet for it to be ruined in a year.
Bad part is I was welding up the hole for the clutch rod I end up melting my nylon clutch line
On my clutch setup there's no bleed screw and its a bitch to get bleed out. You have to get a complete master, slave, reservoir, and line assembly all pre bled from dodge. $230 later. Damn you mopar!
Make sure you look on the other of what your welding. It could have been worse.