I have the Fast Intentions ones and they've held up fine.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/bronco-sill-guards-by-fi-diy-install-video.33450/#post-1805597
Do not wait. Your logic is based on the assumption that the repair will be flawless. Even if the new top is perfect, the dealer techs could make a mistake during handling or installation.
The 2-door and 4-door tops only share the front panels, correct? The rear portion that is typically...
Just lift your Bronco more so they can see under you.
When I had my XJ, the rear washer nozzle broke (like everything else) and started doing this. It wasn't very powerful but when in motion I could hit the car behind me pretty good. When stopped I was lucky to dribble on their bumper.
All I've heard about Archetype in the Mustang community is that their stuff is super high quality but basically never in stock. Their site is like a collection of things that don't exist, sometimes haven't existed for years.
I also have RekGen and think they're ok. If I could do it again I'd probably go with Rokblokz. I have them on the front of my Mustang and I'm a fan.
Gatorbacks are by far the best looking but too much for something I could easily damage while driving off-road.
Not a fan of the standard Chinese...
This was my exact reaction when I test drove an Ecoboost Mustang 9 years ago. The 2.3L will forever sound like my grandmother is fixing clothes under the hood.
Sorry about your top 🤷♂️
I'd suggest getting out while you're still under warranty if you've had that many issues and it's a point of stress for you. If mine had failed multiple times under warranty I would've already traded it, but it's still fine.
23 WT and top is fine. Built late 22. The people that go through multiple tops definitely makes me think it's a QC issue with certain batches.
Just trade it in for a 2025 since the painted top is available now /s