Sometimes there is a problem with the mopar plastic spring pads. I replaced them with some made by Rock Krawler. Also look into centering front axle, with an adjustable trackbar...
I have both tops and the Sunrider for hardtop. Get some cut to size Velcro double sided tape and make two straps to hold it closed. Then I use a power ratchet to remove the four bolts that attach the top to the Jeep. Then throw it in the bed.
I might try that when I put my spiderwebshade, and Softtop, back on. I never notice the extra noise of Softtop vs hardtop, but when I make phone hands free phone calls, others do. Thanks for your tip.
It seems ok, need to try it on interstate closer to town. The roads are crap there. Before I added the track bars,and control arms, I would notice bump steer there. After adding those parts I thought it should get another alignment.
I have a Jt Rubicon, with mopar lift, and 1” spacer. I also added metalcloak front and rear adjustable trackbars, and front upper control arms. It was aligned today. Shop wanted to stay at factory 4.80 castor, told them I would like it closer to six. Could you give me your opinion on the results.
before doing that in bolt the front near the cab. Check the seal how it lays, and for pinching, or it not laying properly. While it’s off apply a protective dressing to it like 303 protectant. The bolt back up paying attention to seal.
mine only leaks near tailgate gap and because sides not being tight allowing it to flap on sides. Leak is minimal for me added camper shell tape near gaps in tail gate. For the OP I would check seal near the cab. If it can’t be adjusted up front add tape to gaps. Close the cover crawl in and se...