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WORKS GREAT AND CONVENIENT, NOT PERFECT!!
JKU Mateo 4 years ago
To start with the cons: People with soft tops, STOP saying they're as great as a Jeep hardtop!! Compared to the freedom panels, the Sunrider is loud, drafty and cold. The first few times driving my Jeep I kept checking if all my windows were up. For these reasons, I'll only be using this for 2-3 months during spring, between nasty weather and full top-off season. May be a bit spendy for that little use each year. Also, I had to fight it to get it on, screws hard to line up. Okay, ending with the good stuff, the Pros: Obviously, super fast opening and closing compared to the freedom panels, so I don't hesitate to open for a short drive knowing bad weather is ahead. Have not experienced any leaks from rain. Good for open air driving, but able to close quickly for security or weather when parking. Can open or close in about the time it takes for garage door to open or close, compared to 4 minutes with Freedom Panels, plus no awkward storage.
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Bestop Sunrider Soft Top for Hard Tops - Black Diamond

Front Great/Rear- not what I expected.
JKU Mateo 5 years ago
The good- I love the front Speed Bumps! I used the adjustable lower bumps that came with my Metal Cloak lift, which was good so I can adjust the space before I get into the Speed Bump. No more jarring impact when charging over a bump into the trail. The bad- with my 3.5in Metal Cloak lift, the rear Speed Bump only had about 1/2in space to the upper bump. This meant any small bump in the road and I was into the bump, no suspension travel. Tera Flex told me this was normal. I took the rear bumps out, so big waste of money. Going to go with Metal Cloak bumps in the rear. Wish I saved the money and bought fronts only. (ratings are for the front only.)
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Teraflex SpeedBump Bump Stops Front and Rear 3in Lift

Highly recommend the Falcon 3.3’s!
JKU Mateo 5 years ago
Paired these with a Metal Cloak 3.5 Game Changer lift, I’ve been happy with the decision. I’ve put 5,000 miles on them so far. On road adjustability is nice. A little firmer than others, I usually run them on the softer end. I’ve firmed up the rear to tow a trailer, which worked well. When going on dirt, where I would partially air down just to smooth out the ride, adjusting the Falcons does the trick. Takes less than a minute to adjust, rather than having to air up. Very durable construction, very happy with my decision to spend the money on these!
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Teraflex Falcon Series 3.3 Adjustable Piggyback Shocks Front & Rear Kit 3-4.5in Lift

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