Recent content by Tkhawk

I have the single tip out explore and it'll cool it down to the low 70s when its in the mid 90's outside. I do know that the tip out lets a lot of heat in so it could be the second tip out possibly. Have you tried a driveway test with the tip outs closed? Or even try closing the mattress bag...

Guys, I'm planning on selling my Jeep so I thought that I'd post my @jscherb inspired modified top here first. I utilized a Frontrunner rack so that I could leave the top on and take the back and sides off. I converted the rack to the shorter style, but have the parts to make it the full rack...

Guys, I'm planning on selling my Jeep so I thought that I'd post my @jscherb inspired modified top here first. I utilized a Frontrunner rack so that I could leave the top on and take the back and sides off. I converted the rack to the shorter style, but have the parts to make it the full rack...

I have a Smittybilt generator that I use. It's 2600 max / 2300 continuous. I did add a soft start to the A/C because the compressor wouldn't start every time. Now it works great.

Maybe switch the nuts out for some low profile cap nuts? https://www.mcmaster.com/nuts/cap-nuts/low-profile-cap-nuts/

I cut my factory one with a jig saw when I built my fridge slide. It works great, but I don't plan on selling. Also after @jscherb convinced me to take a cut off wheel to the hard top, its a lot easier to cut up less visible things.

I hadn't thought about the rollup windows and their zipper strips working as a drip rail. I would be more likely to attempt that instead of redoing the flanges. Thanks!

One regret that I have from doing my top was not thinking to add a drip rail. My Jeep has been through a couple of thunder storms now with the side and rear panels off and its not too bad but some water does drip inside. My finished product is pretty ugly so one day I might redo it and add drip...

That's what I was thinking, ordered this one yesterday : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01NALJOWF/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_P7k4FbNQ6JG9A?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 and a rv sink drain.

Any leads on where to source just that sink? I can't find a collapsible one with a good drain/stopper that also has a good lip for dropping in a cutout like this.

Have you looked at the Intech Discover? https://www.intechrv.com/models/flyer/discover/ It would be a bit for the Jeep, but might be possible if lightly loaded for jeep trips.

I pull the max coupler out of the trailer and slide in a blank receiver hitch cover in and use my locking pin through the cover. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000P437WE/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_ePSXFbZRN24B5

It's the frontrunner rack. The only modification that I made to the rack to make it work was to add spacers between the bracket and inside of the roof to keep the height just right.

Thank you! Yeah, I really like how clean it looks. Yes, I squirted some of the 6ten epoxy into the gaps where it had pulled apart and it's holding good. It's been on for almost 3 months and only one more small section peeled back, so I'll shoot some epoxy into it before I put it back together.

Well it's done finally... kinda. I got the wrong black paint and I will eventually clean up the inside where I had to go back and add epoxy under the flanges. But I love it! Thank you @jscherb for the instructions and help along the way!