Interesting - why would you opt to leave it off?
That's what I was thinking... does it show up at all on your order sheet? It showed on my original Badlands order, but not on my Raptor order.
Thanks for confirming this...
This is from the Build & Price Tool for BRaptors - shows the Headliner as "included". Going to check with my dealer for some clarity. Worst case scenario: it can be dealer installed.
Why would we think there'd be consistent information on such a simple topic!
Joking of course..
I went with MGV as well... but not sure why that would affect anything to do with the hard top!Why would we think there'd be consistent information on such a simple topic!
I just went into B&P for my raptor spec and below is what it says... I went with MGV not leather which may be why my dealer had to select it. Or they could just have conflicting statements.
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I had heard some early reports of the foam gathering dust, falling, etc. I also heard feedback that reduction of noise was minimal. All could be taken with a grain of salt.
I'm in Germantown, next to Collierville - reach out next time you visit your sister...! Hopefully while driving your Raptor?
That is correct...my dealer confirmed. MGV requires the $0 option to be manually specified, otherwise it comes with no headliner. Leather interior automatically gets it included. I guess the logic behind this has to do with the washout concept (foam headliners would absorb water), but that seems like a weak argument.
On my Jeep which originally didn't have the OEM headliner, I installed dynamat first, then added the Jeep OEM factory headliner. Made a significant difference in transferred heat to the interior, and helped reduce outside noise, especially in rain, but I didn't have anything to compare against other than stock with no headliner. I would do the same on the BRaptor if the headliner wasn't already installed and being the Bronco headliner has more coverage over the Jeep I would expect even better results. It's also worth noting, the Bronco headliner not only has increased coverage but also appears to have the butyl rubber backing similiar to dynamat whereas the Jeep headliner is a lightweight sort-of foam like material with the carpet over the top.
I was going for the washout/less complexity angle when I ordered MGV/High. My dealer said the headliner could limit complete washout, but I just couldn’t imagine wanting/needing/willing to spray my cabin roof with a hose in any reasonable scenario. The benefit of some noise reduction was clear and at $0 cost it made checking the box an easy decision.
I submitted headliner on order form but it does not appear on my sticker, did my dealer miss it?
Yes. Unless you ordered leather interior, in which case it might be included (?).
I have leather and headliner is listed on window sticker
