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All good for me. No signs of long term storage, clean and no rats' nests. The only thing wrong was an unconnected wire on a dome light, which I fixed. MIC 2.0 quality is acceptable, so long as edges don't go bad.
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- Outer Banks
Mine has been good. 7/23 build date. 10/13 release date. Delivery 11/12 and 1,550 miles now. No issues and good fit/finish.
no there should not be any issues. I personally have one, about to reach 4000 miles and it has been perfect *knock on wood*.
WAIT NO there was an issue but I don't think it was related to dirt mountain, but I got a very minor leak on the passanger A pillar, but apparently the dealership fixed it when I took it in. Again though, not related to dirt mountain. I also don't think the top is great quality-wise, there is a lottt of rattling and just generally not brilliantly put together.
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Only a few days with mine but all is good, just some minor wind noise from the top. Haven't had a chance to really give it a good once over though..my top btw is just about flawless all seam/edges are clean as can be.
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They all were scrapped due to lot rot.
I’ve noticed a few issues on my DM Bronco. Not sure if all/any specifically relate to Dirt Mountain. My specs and dates are in my signature.
1. Seam edges of the Rear MIC Top appear to show the internal cardboard mesh (pic included).
2. Small leak between the front panels above the aux switches after a heavy snow. Didn’t leak at all until I accelerated forward. Then a small stream came through for a second.
3. Paint chip on the rear driver side panel (above blue oval badge).
4. Tight spacing in the passenger side rear panels next to the tailgate hinges.
5. Large gap on the passenger side of the hero switches where it abuts the dash. Appears that water could easily flow down there right onto the screen electronics.
6. Several scuffs on the dash and rough edge the full length where it meets the windshield.
These are just a few things I’ve noticed that you may want to check on your Rigs!
1. Seam edges of the Rear MIC Top appear to show the internal cardboard mesh (pic included).
2. Small leak between the front panels above the aux switches after a heavy snow. Didn’t leak at all until I accelerated forward. Then a small stream came through for a second.
3. Paint chip on the rear driver side panel (above blue oval badge).
4. Tight spacing in the passenger side rear panels next to the tailgate hinges.
5. Large gap on the passenger side of the hero switches where it abuts the dash. Appears that water could easily flow down there right onto the screen electronics.
6. Several scuffs on the dash and rough edge the full length where it meets the windshield.
These are just a few things I’ve noticed that you may want to check on your Rigs!
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