Some links for similar TUNE M1

[polishwings]

Hi JT Team,

Would you mind throw here some similar concepts as TUNE M1...

trying to make a decision and need to be sure i am not missing something out there

Thank you in advance...

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[Cancertoy]

There are many companies now that are doing the camper toppers. I created a small list when I was looking and I had several that were on my short list based on price and feature. In the end, my wife made the final decision based on how it felt inside. We both liked the Tune M1 a lot. It is on the more expensive side but we are happy with the purchase so far.

The list below includes some imports but, that doesn't mean they are low quality. Also, the list isn't in any particular order.

MSJ Off-Road	Vanguard
Lone Peak Camper
Harker Outdoors	EXO
Oru Design	Tenfold
Unplugg Outdoors	Roamster
Nghtowl Offroad
OVS	Magpak
Harker Outdoors	EDC
Bynd4x4
Ovrland
Go Fast Campers
Topo Topper	Badlander
Gaia	Camper
Topo Topper	Rincon
Oru Design	Bruin
Dirtbox	Canopy Camper
Alterra Tech	OV1
4WheelCamper	Project M
Four Wheel Campers	Project M
Addax
Tune Outdoors	M1 & M1L
AT Overland	Summit
Super Pacific
Alu-Cab	Modcap Family
Skinny Guy Campers	Skin N' Bones
AT Overland	Habitat
AT Overland	Atlas
Antishanty
Hiatus Campers
Hardsider

Also, I have the 2 1/2 Clayton Overland Plus lift on 37s. The ride prior to the topper was excellent on and off-road. The topper with all my gear appears to be too much for the springs that came with the lift. It is fine to drive, just bouncy on the road, over speed bumps, etc. I did run a level 3 and 4 trail in Moab, and it was fine. I am researching HD springs and am leading to the 2 1/2 inch Clayton HD springs. There are many HD springs available and a lot of great opinions on what to get. If you are considering a lift I would recommend making sure it has HD springs for the rear at least.

 

[Stan H]

There are many companies now that are doing the camper toppers. I created a small list when I was looking and I had several that were on my short list based on price and feature. In the end, my wife made the final decision based on how it felt inside. We both liked the Tune M1 a lot. It is on the more expensive side but we are happy with the purchase so far.

The list below includes some imports but, that doesn't mean they are low quality. Also, the list isn't in any particular order.

MSJ Off-Road	Vanguard
Lone Peak Camper
Harker Outdoors	EXO
Oru Design	Tenfold
Unplugg Outdoors	Roamster
Nghtowl Offroad
OVS	Magpak
Harker Outdoors	EDC
Bynd4x4
Ovrland
Go Fast Campers
Topo Topper	Badlander
Gaia	Camper
Topo Topper	Rincon
Oru Design	Bruin
Dirtbox	Canopy Camper
Alterra Tech	OV1
4WheelCamper	Project M
Four Wheel Campers	Project M
Addax
Tune Outdoors	M1 & M1L
AT Overland	Summit
Super Pacific
Alu-Cab	Modcap Family
Skinny Guy Campers	Skin N' Bones
AT Overland	Habitat
AT Overland	Atlas
Antishanty
Hiatus Campers
Hardsider

Also, I have the 2 1/2 Clayton Overland Plus lift on 37s. The ride prior to the topper was excellent on and off-road. The topper with all my gear appears to be too much for the springs that came with the lift. It is fine to drive, just bouncy on the road, over speed bumps, etc. I did run a level 3 and 4 trail in Moab, and it was fine. I am researching HD springs and am leading to the 2 1/2 inch Clayton HD springs. There are many HD springs available and a lot of great opinions on what to get. If you are considering a lift I would recommend making sure it has HD springs for the rear at least.

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