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I Have the Harker EXO because I needed to fit in a standard garage. I love the construction, weight and looks. I have used it for 2 years camping in the southwest and also on a trip to Alaska. I liked the cost and also the lead time compared to competitors.

I use put the 5100’s on my 2021 JL two door sport and I agree with all you said. Quite harsh on the road but they sure work great on fire roads and bumpy rock roads here in AZ. I’m still not sure what I will do on the JTR that has a 400 lb Harker and air bags.

I know this works for skunk smell on a dog, almost instantly. If you do, try on a small spot first: Mix 1 quart of 3% hydrogen peroxide, 1/4 cup of baking soda, and 1 teaspoon of dish soap, apply to the affected areas, let it sit for a few minutes, then rinse thoroughly.

I have a stock(so far) ‘23 Rubicon with a Harker EXO camper cap and airlift 1000. It fits in a 7’ garage door with room to spare for 35’s and a 1-2 inch lift. Don’t forget squat in your calcs. I dropped 1” with the cap and about 300 lbs load.

Well, I took a combination of suggestions for a fix to get me going. It may be short term or long term depending on wear and tear. I wrapped the hook in a couple of turns of Gorilla Tape to smooth the edges, burned a hole in the wire harness with a hot soldering iron, and threaded three loops of...

Looks like that may be the way to go. I have some 2” wide velcro I can count down and make a loop. Good thing is zero cost. Thanks

Can someone recommend a way to allow the rear door to open further, like 90 degrees? I’ve found replacement straps for JL and extender straps for JK rear doors but not extender straps for JL/JT rear doors.

Good reminder on Payload to include the added weight of accessories. That can add up quick.