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I have the normal blue coffee pot that is wide at the bottom narrow at the top. We seldom make coffee in it, but use it for heating water on the fire. My problem is it doesn't pack very well, and would like ideas on something to heat water over the campfire that is a little slimmer to pack. Thanks.

My top is all black. My father-in-law was supposed to only paint the sides black, but he "misunderstood" me and painted the whole thing black. I was on deployment, so not much I could do about it. I have not noticed any major change but I have not really had a chance to camp in 100+ heat in...

Yes, as long as you have some sort of hoist system and enough ceiling space. The top is pretty heavy (300lbs?) and it is full length unlike the normal hardtop which you can remove the front pieces from. The only other difference is the J30 attaches in the front via 2 bolts that go through the...

I did not run a RTT on my JK, but I did run one on my KJ. I can tell you I like the J30 much better. I don't even know it is there most of the time, I saw very little change going from soft top to hard top weight/handling wise, but did lose some MPG (~1 mpg). I like that I don't have to load...

What about one of these? http://www.softopper.com/

Sorry not in Denver, but if any one in the Tampa area wants to see it I am willing to show the top off

Try searching for JK Habitat, and Ursa Minor J30. Tons of pics in those.

http://www.littlepassengerseats.com/ These guys can turn just about anything into a third row vehicle. I came very close to buying one for my jeep liberty, but ended up getting a JKU and adding a third row from tereflex

I want to make a slide out for the back of my JKU similar to the frontrunner slide out or a truck bed slide out. What types of slides would work for this application? I would like to have at least a 500lbs weight limit on the slides.

Try caulking the hinge assembly and hinge bolts. That is where mine was leaking

Did rough measurements and sent it to this company (http://www.fueltankparts.com/universal-tanks/aluminum-tanks.html) and this what they replied back with. "A 43"L x 9.5"W x 8.5"T, would hold roughly 13.5 useable gallons. I would just need a simple sketch with your dimensions and fitting...

I wish my wife worried about my money as much as you guys do when she is at the mall ;-)

That is the tank I was referring too in my earlier post. I did try to contact Benjamin through the portal and email with no luck, the gentleman from Australia sent me a flyer and said Benjamin is out of town, so hopefully he can respond when he gets back. In the flyer it specifically says no...

No worries. I seriously did appreciate the input, because I have never looked at it as a custom exhaust, so that actually gave me a different thought direction. So here are my thoughts so far: Start with tank issue under the midsection first. - I can move resonator forward, see if I can get a...

Don't really 'need' lots of things I put on my jeep, but this is the path I am interested in taking. You can chock it up to preparedness, desire to avoid gas stations or the fact that I may not always explore only in the US. Thanks for the feedback.

So I would like to try and figure out how to do this. I have a 2012 jku, so the exhaust is an issue. My thoughts are to move the resonator forward and relocate the evaporator. What do I do for the muffler? I want it to perform as close as possible to the stock exhaust (needs to be similar in...

C'mon, you can't post pictures like that with no details. Who makes it, how much, how does it mount? I have to know!

Only bad part about those is I understand you can't put the rear seats down in the JK

Where the rubber channel from the jeep meets the top (at the upper corner of the door just forward of where the top's bolt comes through roll bar) do you have that sealed with 3m tape or something else? Without the tape water will flow right in. Learned that the hard way when I removed the tape...

John fixed my leak for me. Water was getting in through the mounting bolt, silconed it up and it is good to go. As usual John was super helpful, recommend you give him a call to see if he can fix it.