What was done to your JK this week?
The twill is thicker so you get better sound insulation and thermal insulation. It is also much more flexible so it folds up easier and smaller. The color is dark black and it stays that way so it looks nice. The twill is the same cloth you will find on high end sports cars. It is a cloth top and if you treat it with Raggtopp protectant the water will bead right off! They are so much nicer than vinyl.
I'm sure you'll be happy with either one, though.
This is all true, except for the part about folding up easier and smaller than the sailcloth version. The twill is thick and heavy, and doesn't fold very flat at all - certainly nowhere near as flat as the sailcloth tops. The twill top is definitely a nicer top, but you're going to pay a decent premium for the upgrade. I've been happy with my factory twill top, but I don't know that it's worth the price difference. I'm sure you'll be happy with either one, though.
Relocated my Mag Lite from my roll cage to my seat frame in preparation for the soon-to-be-installed Trektop NX and also mounted my new 5lb Halotron extinguisher on the tailgate. I'm going to keep the dry chemical extinguisher in the Jeep as well, but it's going to be strictly for non-vehicle stuff.


The bungee cord is only there to help stabilize the extinguisher until I can get a second metal strap to keep it from pivoting.
The bungee cord is only there to help stabilize the extinguisher until I can get a second metal strap to keep it from pivoting.



