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I do not mind whatsoever, feel free to use them however you’d like to help advertise this awesome product! NOTICE: My originally attached photos to this forum post are hereby dedicated to the public domain under the Creative Commons Zero v1.0 Universal (CC0-1.0).

It wasn’t difficult, but taking it slow and steady I did it in about 5 hours - although you can probably do it in a shorter time frame if you have experience removing the interior panels and seats.

Here are some photos of Armorlite’s Desert Khaki floor. I thought to share these as I didn’t come across many photos online. I installed this in my 22 base over the weekend, along with Katzkin two tone perforated seat covers in Bisque with Java.

Do they include TPMS?

I was fortunate enough to a purchase 22 Base 4 door (2.3 Auto Softop) with no options at MSRP (36k) right off the lot at North Bay Ford in Santa Cruz, CA a year ago when the original reservation holder was unable to take it. I've picked up some OEM take offs since purchase and am very pleased...

I'm not familiar with a redesign of the OEM soft top, however, my soft top also has clips on long flat parts, which are the female ends of the clips attached to the roof of the top. The clips I was able to twist were the male ends attached to the rear windows themselves. As a point of...

I was able to tighten my rear softop windows a bit by just twisting each top fastner (male side) a full 360 degrees prior to being fastened, which had the effect of decreasing the fastner's overall length. This method might strain or wear the strap of the fastner, but I found it worthwhile...