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Factory LED arent flush and there isnt a "factory" LED flush tail light.

Hey @Clayton Off Road . Looking to place an order this week. Any codes to same some cash by chance?

I kept my stock third brake light when I installed a Seequenced. $30 (at the time) was not enticing enough for me to give up a spare 3rd brake light.

They give you a cup holder ashtray.

While I never smoked. I agree, who uses 12v cig outlets anymore? I removed mine and replaced it with the mopar trailer brake controller.

That part is a bitch and a half to remove. I recomend getting a cig lighter removel tool.

Soft top is the way to go.

Are you trying to make the truck visually level or physically level? If you make it visually level it wont physically be level. If you make it physically level it wont visually be level.

You're splitting hairs at a half inch of rake. Thats a full tank vs empty. Also, the front fenders set higher than the rear. If you try to level the truck based off wheel well opening, the truck will always have a forward rake.

JK's, JL's and JT's all have bumper guards (bumperets?) from fcatory. None have stock out that far before.

Correct. But only with factory installed winches. And from what I can tell, OP does not have a factory installed winch.

Those are obnoxious... I thought those only came with a factory winch? You could probably swap them out with ones from a pre '24.

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Wonder who makes these? 👀

See if this helps you. https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=jeep+aux+switch+amp+ratings

Here is the review I found on Amazon that gave me the idea. He drilled out the rear hole instead of drilling a new one. https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/REPFW5OTMBVUH/ref=cm_cr_getr_d_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8

Yes, I drilled a new hole. But you can drill out the rear hole instead. But I wanted to have it as far back as possible. The front hole pushes it to far back causing interference with the plastic on the roll bar.

You can do it with one person. You would have to stage the boards accordingly and then place the top on the boards. That would be the hardest part. After that just pull on each strap little by little.

I went with the cam buckle method and 2x4's. I also added a 1/4" thick single sticky side foam to the boards to "protect" the hard top.

Scam. Ive seen others post on social media claiming its a scam account. Stick to local marketplace. I picked up a factory steel bumper for $200.