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That's odd I thought SWS would custom make shades. Is your cargo cover see through shade material or solid? Can't really tell.

Sounds like you should put some thread locker on your bolts. Are you sure you are tightening them enough?

I did not realize in my previous post that you already have a rack on your Jeep. Oops. As far as hauling fuel, have you considered JCR bumpers instead of AEV? Will save you around $500 and I personally think they look better (not that looks really matter of course ;) ) You will lose the water...

I agree with the other posters. AEV is nice but not necessary. I built a steel front bumper for my Jeep under $100 and its already survived being backed into by an F150 with no damage. Sure its ugly but it gets the job done. No welding either. The factory rear bumper is hollow and will hold...

Great write up! I hate to post off topic but what kind of cargo cover is that over your rear deck? It looks like a Spiderwebshade but they don't make anything like that, that I know of.

I had horrible wind noise from the header bar, it was so bad that I could not hear the radio with the volume almost all the way up while on the highway. I had to turn a 2 hour trip home into a 4 hour trip on backroads due to the noise. This is how I fixed it. I dismounted the top off the...

Ive never heard of anyone bending a frame with an impact to frame mounted sliders. Frames are probably stronger on a JK than on a CJ due to the shear weight of a JK and better crash test ratings and government regulations.

Looking at the pic of the side profile, it looks like you could run a Rugged Ridge or similar light bar with lights on it and not protrude higher than the top of the J30. That would be a pretty cool look.

I would not recommend carrying fuel inside the vehicle due to vapors.

Very nice solution!

Not a very good picture at all...but you get the idea.

Looks great! I'd love a 4 door with the J30 top. I started to do the rear bumper tank conversion but have yet to buy the pump I need. I did find what I think is a perfect fill cap though. I bought a 2" PVC "knock-out cap" for a couple of dollars and drilled a 2" hole in the top of the bumper...

Dude, videos rock. NOW SHOW US MORE OF YOUR CAMPER!!! :)

Cool vid. I enjoyed how it was filmed/edited. Reminded me of a Tarantino-esque style of film for some reason. 70's cool. Loved the music too, it fit perfectly. With that said, I want to see more of your camper/Jeep!!

You could always rig up a hose to run from the heater vent to the upstairs. Just like this jacket from ACE only longer so it reaches up top. http://www.aceengineeringandfab.com/ACE-Lava-Jacket_p_89.html

To be honest I do not have any personal experience with it. I did talk to the guys at Genesis last year at Jeep Beach and it seems like a very well put together approach. They claim it to be the easiest to install and the most complete system available here...

Just curious, as that is a bold statement to make. Have you tried the Genesis system? It is fairly new to market.

Edit: Omar's post is great. I had no idea you could fit one in the back of a 2 door with the rear seat.

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