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Yes it's doable https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/2003-2006-hardtop-wiring.28790/post-463532

I have one and it's pretty cool

Danger Will Robinson https://static.klipy.com/ii/c3a19a0b747a76e98651f2b9a3cca5ff/7e/fd/7wyqZzR7.gif Painted right over everything underneath. 🤔

I wouldn't try it, but I am low risk and not an expert in loading stuff.

You may have extras. The two pairs on the right, I only had one of each if I remember correctly.

Looks complete. I used to have a set but wore them out and went another route.

Yes! I should mention that I got mine at a specialty Garden shop that's not a big box store. I was a landscaper back then so I asked around and got what the nursery used. Probably $100 today for the same one.

x2 on a heavy duty rubber hose. I have one that has been in service for over 20 years. I put it away each winter before freeze and leave it out all spring/summer/fall. only needed new o-rings every few years but works flawlessly. its heavy and has to have overbuilt brass fittings but will last...

Maybe this will work? Not entirely sure. https://www.quadratec.com/p/quadratec/t40-torx-key-98002-0003

I like those duffle bags. Where did you get them?

Front might also be bent.

Something is off with the hoops on that rear bumper

My Amp was too big. I tried

I just put mine in the trunk since TJs basically have no room anyway.

I am replacing my 44's with upgraded Diff covers, went with a Dana Spicer Ultimate Aftermarket, similar to the one pictured below. Question for you TJ Rubicon owners, what did you do with the wire/hose bracket to reconnect it? The stock 44 cover uses 2 bolts to hold the bracket but those ribs...

my recommendation is to comb through these docs and find your TJ's Parts List to make sure you get the right one https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/jeep-wrangler-tj-factory-service-manuals-fsm-technical-documentation.4618/ if you have a 2000 (as your profile suggests) you probably want to look...

I can confirm this. You will need to reverse one of the bolts in the rear only for clearance but it uses the same hardware and mounting holes.