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@jimbom, I never thought of that - thanks! I'll give it a shot. I'm a little worried about the angle of the feet in conjunction with the slight slope of bedrail, but it's still worth a shot. I have thought about drilling new holes in each foot thus pushing the angled feet outwards more. I...

I saw this aftermarket front overhead map lights reviewed on some YouTube channel, maybe Dirt Road Cred. I have not purchased it yet but I think it will help out with lighting in the front row as those front facing lights on the sport bar are a bit limited...

here’s a pic of the new t-slot bolts (slightly shorter) and new knobs on the right side compared to the t-bolts and nuts that came with the rack. The new bolts are a big improvement.

The rack came with t slot bolts, M8. However the bolt head is not wide enough for the 13/16” opening on Revolver cover slots. The included bolts will work but they end up twisted at an angle. I ordered some t-slot bolts that will fit cover much better, 20mm square heads. I also ordered t-slot...

It’s a universal rack on Amazon. The build quality is quite good! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B095L6PB14?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

i just realized I missed the word “little” in my comment of “very very water.” It’s been almost 1 month with the BAK Revolver. So far only the tiniest amount of water getting in and only when driving.

The first 2 pics are the cover rolling up to the first cross bar, the others are against the last cross bar. The cover fits under the first cross bar with only a little effort required. It will not clear the second cross bar.

Just installed mine last weekend. I love it so far. There were no drain tubes. I also washed and waxed the JT after installation and very, very little water in the bed - but I also had washed the bed and it was already starting to dry. That said, I don’t think you’ll find many tonneau covers...

I would love to get a quote for the BAK Revolver X4s as well!

What are your thoughts on the XK Glow lights after having them for more than a year? Would you recommend them?

Matt from the YouTube channel “Dirt Road Cred“ recommended these from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07R3RVLGQ/?coliid=ICI04M59AVIHO&colid=3LLH5T00SCGTT&ref_=lv_cv_lig_dp_it&th=1 -Mike

Did you ever get a quote for an install? I’m in the Raleigh area and would be interested as well.

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I just purchased a wiring harness on Amazon for my Tekonsha Prodigy P3 brake controller. The package was lost, I was given a refund, I ordered a new one, t arrived just fine and then several days later the lost package showed up. Amazon said to just keep the extra shipment. Therefore here is...

Sorry to revive an old thread but I thought this was the best place to post. I used the same as inline power cord as above. I tried to push the pins into the respective slots in the OEM plug but could not get power. I also ordered the same Tap It package as listed above (16 to 18 gauge)...

I’ll have to make a plug for Travis at Tri-City Chrysler Dodge Jeep. With my affiliation discount (Tread Lightly) and financing thru their in-house lender (Capital-One), I got 6% below invoice or 10% below MSRP. The process was so super smooth, totally painless. I was in an out in under 2...

have you confirmed that auto-dimming is on in the setting?

I did the same thing! There are definitely spots that I totally skipped over like anything to do with the diesel engine. yes, that’s is very cool!

I‘ll put my 2¢ in. I upgraded a few years ago to the Tekonsha Prodigy P3, it’s been great. SO MUCH better than the Hopkins controller I was sold way back when I bought my first camper. Price wise, at around $120ish, it’s much less expensive than the Mopar and other ones mentioned in this...