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Gang. In case someone was wondering how well these are made or how they mount and look, attached are a few pics of our Jeep. No doubt they are pricey but they are well made and feel like the standard mirrors. The kit comes with everything you need to mount them. Some minor assembly is required...

I highly doubt they will EVER release a doors off mirror kit with blind spot detection. How would you run the electrical/signaling to support the function? Only way I would see this possible is with some sort of wireless connection like Bluetooth and batteries in the mirrors. That's a tall...

Thx for sharing the additional pic. Bam wholesale parts in OH is $235. Bought from them before. Quick and reputable. Good quality 3rd party is $150-$160. These are big, well designed mirrors to which YES... U are paying the Jeep premium but I don't think it's completely out of line if u aren't...

Absolutely outstanding pictures! Thank you. This takes any doubt on how well built and sturdy these mirrors are. Any chance you could post the mopar part number Outstanding post! Thanks for taking the time to take all of those pics. Really gives us a great idea as how these look and mount. Any...

I emailed the company and asked for an install manual in PDF (acrobat). He says they don't have one which I found surprising. He said that you simply remove the bolt from the panel between the hood and a-pillar and the mirror just screws into that hole so it looks elegant. Prob better than...

Bought both Windbreaker and Tonneau cover. I've yet to use the Windbreaker, but the quality and fit of the tonneau is well above my expectations - A solid, will made piece and it does not flap in the wind but it does help with prying eyes in the parking lot. The only reason I bought it.

Hey Gang. Looking at getting a doors off mirror kit. I really don't like the look of most of them which remind me of a 1970's pick-up truck. (those with a large rectangle and triangular bracket). I have also heard that many of the inexpensive mirrors tend to bounce or vibrate in the wind. I am...

Thanks for posting these pics. It's a much better visual than the single picture I've found so far showing it connected to the light bracket. Do you have any other pics of them mounted? Also, any concern that someone could easily remove them to steal or are they well secured. Expensive...

UPDATE: OK - so it looks like the order date provided does not matter. The algorithm works and I was able to get a link to both the Build Sheet and VIN. THANKS!

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Team: I have searched for my answer through some of this, but with 478 pages of replies, it has become a monumental task. Perhaps this could be answered in a sticky for everyone's benefit? We bought our JLU Rubicon off the dealer lot 3 weeks ago. I know the VIN and Build Date. I have a PDF of...

Hey there. I am looking to order a few things from Topsy - JL straps and bracket kit and possibly the stack, rack and roll plate. Just wondering if Topsy ever has promotions or a code for free shipping? I am new to the Jeep scene so not sure what to expect. Understand if you have a code but...

Wow! That's a pretty nice lift. New Rubi -1st time Jeep owner for 2 weeks now. I was going to follow your advice but having a darn tough time finding a Rancor lift. AMZ is OOS and they are sole source unless you want to spend $500+ w price gougers. I will DIY but I want your build! Or something...

Thanks for sharing the pic. Helps me understand how it fits - wow! What a steal for $45! Makes me even more angry. LOL.. Just kidding.. Oh well - at least I can say I didn't miss the deal when it was out of stock since we bought our JL 2 weeks ago. I see it elsewhere for $94 - maybe I should buy...

Thanks. Did you get a header with your top? If not, which one did you buy? Or do you have the factory soft top?

UPDATE: I just spoke w Rampage and they clarified a few things. -The 90435 is indeed a 1 piece California top and the windshield channel is included. Their website listed is for $44.99 which was a "too good to be true" price and it was.. Somehow from the time I called to the time I spoke with...

wow -thanks! I see this addresses my concern behind the rear doors nicely. I wish I'd seen that option but we'll see how it goes or maybe I'll try to sell the Rampage pieces locally. Only thing I wonder in this config is they expect a factory soft top and I don't have that so not sure if it's...

There is definitely no red "permanent" loctite on these bolts. The would never use red loctite for a body part that could have to be replaced due to damage. In fact, on my Rubicon rock rail bolts, there was not even blue loctite. The nuts and washers are etched and not flat so they are designed...

I did these on a Rubicon. I like that the OEM Rock rails covered the gap, not exposing the sheet metal to frame but my wife struggled to get in as the Rubi is a bit high. I ordered these Mopar Steps as I saw the following Rubi with them installed and liked the look. UNFORTUNATELY, as others...

Gang: There seems to be a ton of conflicting info on this product so hoping someone has one and can confirm as well as give me an opinion on the quality. The Rampage website description for part 90435 appears to be a 1 piece with the windshield channel included for $44.99 - quite a low price...