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I'd like to change the valve stems on my OEM TPMS monitors. Does anyone know which style I would need? I have found screw on and press on versions.

Correct, just the piece over the cab. A few weeks ago I was pulling the hard top on and off depending on the weather. With the soft top on, I honestly don't miss the rear top being open. The Rampage functions so well in every other aspect it doesn't bother me. Plus the windows store in a...

I don't have the slant window on my Rampage top installed long enough for it matter.

I read this one this past week and ordered one from Hellwig. Looks like your choices are OEM, Belltech, and Hellwig. They all are a little different. I went with Hellwig because it uses OEM mounting points and is tucked up behind the differential. Early versions assume you have OEM hardware...

I almost went down the same path but conceded and gave up a little room for a tailgate box. The results were a ton of bass with the hardtop on and just enough with the top off. I’m glad my stereo shop pushed me to go big.

They will also build custom orders.

I picked up a Broncover last summer and it worked great. Getting it on and off quickly takes a little practice but it is well worth it. I'm sure it's not the cheapest option but it is made well. It does have a pole in the middle to keep water collecting in the center.

I may interested! Could you please send me a quote?

I installed Amp on my previous vehicle and they were flawless during the 3 years had it. Of course they were much less expensive than they are now.

I changed out the kicks and put the OEM right back in. I even sealed and put sound deadening in the space but still no bass. To be fair I did use a two way. Maybe a mid bass wound be better. I ended up adding a sub and then put the new speakers in and it sounds great.

Full synth DIY oil change on my 2.7 cost $65.