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The take-off I bought already had the factory sensor holes. Don’t know if I would have attempted trying to drill my own!

It has been holding up pretty well!

Bump, $500

That is correct. The sensor brackets on the plastic bumper are basically molded into the bumper itself so there is nothing to remove.

Unless I am getting my terminology backwards, the ones you have that attach from the outside of the bumper are the sensor brackets. The ones that lock the brackets into place from the inside of the bumper are the bezels which I posted earlier. You will know which bracket goes with which bezel...

@noelskii yep, that’s the one. Again, unique part number for each of the four locations on the bumper.

I never really thought about it, but yes it is a noticeable gap. If you think about it though, the end of the slider basically tucks in flush with the rear bumper. So if it was anymore tucked into the body it would look strange from that perspective. I only used two bolts per bracket for...

That looks just like mine. Curious, how many bolts did you use for the bracket?

There are four different part numbers for the bezels because each one is different: QTY Item # Item Description 1 6UD40RXFAA Park Distance Bezel 1 6UD41RXFAA Park Distance Bezel 1 6UD42RXFAA Park Distance Bezel 1 6UD43RXFAA Park Distance Bezel

I saw a convoy of 4 of these about a week ago on a state route outside of Phoenix all camouflaged. Then I saw another a few days later in the same area. The first thing I noticed was the fenders and the fact that the front mule was covered in mud. I almost turned around so I could follow them...

Tough for me to guess, but the steel one is definitely heavier, at least twice as heavy (which isn't saying much because the plastic one is pretty light). I thought the (stock) rear bumpers all mount the same so I don't know why it wouldn't fit. But the only way you can get one with the...

Bump, $550

I don't know how long mine was actually on the dealer lot, but its build date was Jan 2021 and I bought it at the end of October. Almost 5K miles, I've had a couple of minor issues but no leaking axle seal (yet!)

Well I had the order of march wrong. Bracket goes on from the outside and bezel locks over it from the inside. It is pretty hard to screw up, all the parts are number matched and the brackets even have notches for the correct orientation on the bumper. I did keep the sensors themselves in the...

I finally got mine all finished today. I basically had to do it twice because I didn’t realize all the extra parts I needed to swap the sensors. It’s not difficult, but definitely takes some time and patience. Love having the bed sliders!

Those should be the only bolts you need. I am still working on the swap technically because I am also switching over the parking sensors which required ordering up a bunch of brackets and bezels. I haven't summoned the will power yet to mess with that because I am still recovering from the...

I am a little stuck here. I have the park sensor bezels and brackets for all 4 holes (8 different part numbers). I am trying to connect them together before I ram them into the metal bumper. It looks like the bezel can be snapped into the sensor hole from the outside (with some force) and the...

No, unfortunately I forgot to and I have the hard top back on now!

It doesn't have a built in storage compartment on the top itself. It is a separate bag, probably because the top is longer on the Wranglers. However, I don't see why you couldn't just store the bag in between the two layers of the top over the back seats.

From where? I priced it around $60 and when I tried to order it from BAM they told me it wasn’t available.