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Another vote for 67 Designs product line

Thanks for the info. I’ll pass it along

Someone on a photography forum I frequent was asking about issues with mice entering vehicles parked overnight on the White Rim Trail. Anyone have a problem? He's got a permit for sometime in August. I think heat is going to be the bigger issue... Thanks Bob

Photography is my reason for overlanding. Or at least it will be once we get past COVID-19. :( Bob

You can get them through the ursaminorparts website: https://ursaminorparts.com/products/gas-strut-camper-roof They have various load ratings available that might help with heavier loads on top. Bob

Got the map pockets installed today. Thanks again for the tips larock1971 I managed to loose one of the button head cap screws in some black hole while reinstalling the headliner so I’m going to have to ask John what the size is so I can find a replacement

Much obliged! I had wondered why you removed the headliner completely. The "pillow case" description makes sense.

I'm in the same situation - got a UM top used which didn't have the map pockets. After I saw your post I ordered them and they arrive a couple of weeks ago. I just got around to trying to install them today but mine seem to not quite assembled correctly (?) On mine the strip that has the velcro...

Here are some photos. I found it helpful to route the tubing behind the dipstick. In the last photo my finger points to where the purge valve was originally mount - clearly no room there anymore. BTW, the "F" in the battery model NSB-AGM27F is for the reversed terminal orientation used in later...

So I ended up installing a Group 27 (Northstar NSB-AGM27F) instead of a Group 31. Knowing that a Group 27 could be accommodated based on this thread, I futzed around enough to get the purge valve relocated. Without cutting the tubing and re-plumbing, relocating the purge valve is something of an...

Good to know about the purge valve. The arguments in favor of a single larger battery vs two smaller batteries seems to make sense to me, so that is the route I’d like to try. A group 27 would be a little smaller and so that might be an option, but ~ 15 Ahr less capacity than a group 31 - so...

I want to install install a group 31 under the hood of my 2018 JKUR (principally to run an ARB 50 qt fridge). I’ve looked all over the interwebs for info. Found the most info here, but I’m still unclear on some details. I think I understand the needed mods to the stock battery tray to fit the...