Sound assassins install in a Jeep Gladiator

Part two of our Hothead Headliner/Sound Assassins install.
In part one we did our Hothead Headliner install and we had the Sound Assassins as well, but decided to wait to do them later on.
Putting them in was easier than I thought it would be since we only had to remove the three carpet pieces, the front seats and the storage tub under the back seats. Luckily we just folded the rear seats up and didn't have to remove them.
The Jeep came with most of the tools we needed. All we did to get the bare floor ready was to vacuum it with the shop vac and wipe any grime off. We used acetone just for a light clean.

[@ShaneSellsRealEstate]

I wish you would have said how much noise it really reduces? How much weight did you add?

[@davewalkerden]

I'm curious as to how difficult it is to get an Australian Blue Cattle dog outside of Australia. I see them in a lot of Nth American KZbin videos. Also, I wonder if they became desireable because of the Road Warrior movie (Mad Max 2). I'm Australian (in Australia) and I've had two 'Blue Heelers' in my life. Fun fact: Did you know they live longer than any other dog? The Guiness Book of World Records reports that a Blue Heeler named Major was the oldest dog at 27 years old. They're a hybrid of a Dingo, a Kelpie and a Scottish Blue Mearle Collie, bred to perform cattle work in the harsh Australian outback.

[@jeepinthehoneybadger3228]

I am not sure. My son got his ACD from a breeder here in Arizona that got the parents in Australia. They are great dogs we use them to work cattle. We have had several over the years because they are such good dogs.