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So here is an update on my mpg for my stock Rubi. I took a road trip to visit my son in Ohio and I took the 81 back. The speed limit was between 55 and 65 so I set my cruise to 63 and rolled with it. I ended up get a record high fo me of 20.2 mpg which gave approximately 400 miles to.a tank...

I currently go to the dealership off VB blvd. I haven't had issues with the service department. They seem to be on top of things. The service manager is Vicki, she is very helpful, at least she has been with me.

I'm in VB

That should not be happening, mine doesn't do it and it doesn't matter where or how I fill it. Bring it in and make them look at it.

I agree, I like the how the set it up, but I am not a fan of the anger face either. I like just the classic jeep grill.

I know the feeling, I've been caught in more than one rain storm running naked. Good thing it's easy to pull the carpets.

The two freedom panels literally take seconds to remove. Now the rest of the top does take about 5 min once you get the knack for it.

Valid point!

Not sure I'm following you, they could use the bend in the rear roll bar as the axis point and continue to slide back and rest in the same location you bolt the hard top to, the rear flange behind the seat. And even if It fell on a portion of the bed, I would still be fine with that. I'm no...

If the top folded all the down and secured to the back bed frame behind the rear seats headrest there wouldn't be any obstruction. Just have the top follow the roll bars all the way down.

I don't know why Jeep opted for the man bun look vice being able to retract the soft top all the way back. If that was an option I would have gotten it over the hard top. But I just can do the man bun look. No offense to those that have it, it's just not me.

That's pretty slick! I Iike what you have going on there. Nice clean work and looks solid. I may have to copy that.

I like how you did the Jeep going up the G and down the R. OBTW, your license plate was the first thing I noticed. :CWL:

Have you tried to hold the fuel nozzle while pumping so the fuel nozzle points in a more direct way into the tank? It may be kicking back because of the way the nozzle is sitting/positioned. Just a thought.

For what it's worth, I had some family out last weekend and I for three grown adults in the back seat. Albeit, the person setting in the middle was tight but I still fit three a$$ people back there.

I like the molle panels for the truck bed, I want those as well. It gives more options for mounting.

Thank you! It's actually the foot plate that came with it. I just did a little modification to it so I can make it work with the rail system.

Installed a smittybuilt air compressor today in the back of the bed against the back bulk head using the rail trail system. Hard wired it to the #1 aux switch. Works great, I love this air compressor. I don't need an ARB, this one does exactly what I want and does it great!

Yeah, I'm in your boat brother. My stock Rubi has never seen the mpg these guys are getting. And I have done some serious traveling in mine. Virginia to Florida then to Ohio and back to Virginia. 19 at best, I think I was going down hill at that time. :CWL: I don't really care about the...