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If it's This guy, he also built a roll cage connected to the bed which helps stiffen it up. You could throw gussets into the soft-top. Then figuring out how to limit road noise would be an issue, since you've got fabric flapping. On top of that, you'd have to figure out the folding mechanism...

Operator error. I just don't have the plastic tabs on the bottom lined up correctly.

I got it installed over Easter, and then it's pretty much been sitting in the driveway ever since. Work's been pretty busy, so I haven't been able to do much. So, only things I can really say is that install was easy, it is watertight, and it makes the soft top quieter on the highway. All the...

The sides roll up and are secured with zippers, so as long as there isn't a sideways rain, they should be covered with that setup (especially if they're crated back there). I'd assume they'll also fare well if you just have the front of the panels unzipped and the back window off.

I got mine in over the weekend. The front window does not come out. I also took measurements once I installed it, but I don't remember exactly what they were. I think it was 22.5" from the front rail to the top of the first bow and ~23.5" for the middle two bows. I'll double check today...

From my understanding, changing the system to think you have (factory) LED headlights changes the resistance it's looking for. Since the Oracle lights were designed to be halogen replacements, making the switch might throw a bunch of error codes.

Mine just shipped last night. So if they don't get back to you by the time it comes in, I'll let you know.

I think This harness they sell does that.

When I ordered mine on opening day, it said a turnaround time of ~2 weeks for black and ~3 weeks for colored. So I'd imagine the first ones should go out around the end of next week.

Driving through a surprise snowstorm for 2 hours, I had snow pack itself flush with the grill. Lights were still visible underneath, but it was daytime so I don't know how much of a throw they still had.

On the Quadratec/Bestop giveaway Gladiator, lights go behind the mesh in the corners of the bumpers.

From the youtube videos I've seen for other models, that does appear to be the case.

Do the fabric options correlate with the different soft-tops (regular vs. premium soft top), or would twill be the closest match for either one?

RAM makes a "universal" radio holder that might work.

I hooked my Halos up to it no problem. I grounded behind the driver-side headlight and hooked power up to the DRL wire in that harness.

For the Halos, Quadratec makes a plug in harness that gives you options for running lights or DRLs. I used it since, the instructions I got made it seem like the fuse tap would just be ignition powered.