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Top notch, looks great!

2020 3500 or so…

https://www.oempartsource.com/oem-parts/mopar-close-out-cover-68422264ad

No, the sector shaft is the shaft coming out of the steering box. The pitman arm mounts to it. OP, you may have a leaky steering box…leaking ps fluid. Warranty…new box.

Reviews seem hit or miss…

It may just be the camera angle, but the tie rod looks bent too towards the end???

I would have accepted a bit larger and powered. A simply electrical coupling like in the side doors would still make the top easy to remove . For me, I need that open to minimize the buffeting with Sun rider open.

did you both get through crawl daddy?

Weather took a turn to the better. Sun and 51 for Saturday. Will be about 30-32 at 9am.

I have looked into these a few times. The biggest issue I had was you can only enter under the vehicle from front or back once lifted, no side entry/work. For tire work, I think they’d be great but pricey for just tires. I would trust them in the locked position but maybe add some Jack stands...

Ummmm…right on the bottle In your picture. ”Ceramic Suspension Gel”

Most clips were downhill, going back up on some of those would have been almost impossible with those tires.

Slider doing what sliders do…perfectly normal and why they’re there.

We’re good with a mild day of fun and, hopefully, sun.

Nice! I have an electronic map with gps in the truck. Also have winch and any recovery gear but we shouldn’t need that. I only had to winch my brother out last time for a high- center. He turtled.

Blues are a touch more challenging. A lot of the harder obstacles have detours. we can take it as easy as need be…

sounds like this is shaping up…I have an offer into another board member as well. Im looking for an easy day…bringing the wife. Are you both ok with green and maybe a few blues?

I was thinking of going oct 29…it’s a friday

Sunrider…best mod I have done. Freedom panels stored in a bag in basement. Left it on through winter with snow, sleet, etc…..no issues whatsoever.

Valve seals maybe…