Topfire Hood Replacement for Jeep Wrangler, Upgraded Steel Hood Replacement for 2007-2018 JK & JKU Including Rubicon, Sahara and Sport, 2-Door and 4-Door (Black)

I've had this installed for about 2 weeks now. The craftsmanship is amazing and fits just right. I had to get a torch to heat up the bolts on the hinge to remove them.When the hood is down and latched, the gap between the hood and the jeep itself is bigger than the OEM hood. Also, there's nothing on the hood that touches the hood sensor for the alarm. I'll need to install or weld a small plate to go over the hood sensor otherwise, anyone can unlatch the hood and steal my battery or my Multi-light controller. And I also can't use my remote start until then.I haven't had any problems with the rain or water getting into the engine bay. Most of the electrical have some kind of water protection or cover. I'm sure if I run a water hose full blast on the vents, something might go out. I do check the battery terminals for corrosion every time it rains.I'm still shopping around to get it painted. I've gotten quotes from $500-$800 so far. They wanted to charge extra for the Fit-test, which I've already done. The shops think they have to remove the vents, but they're welded in... And they also wanted to paint the inside of the hood. The OEM hood didn't look painted, but it's primed and I had no heat insulation on it. Only Saharas and Rubicons get the insulation, but I remember my old Sahara's insulation collected so much dirt and mud.If and when the paint starts to peel in the underside, then I'll paint it due to the heat. For now, I believe the vents will serve it's purpose and let a lot of the heat out.

Awesome looking good and fit well…I had it painted at a professional paint and body shop and the primed and block sanded it 2 times. 3 years later I need to put the original hood back on…rust!All the seams and edges of where the holes for the vents come through are bubbling because of rust…took it back to paint shop and they said it because the primer originally put on is just sprayed on surface and not down into all the area where they ( my painter) can’t get to with a spray gun. Hood looks awesome but rusting is coming through horrible!

The hood itself looks really nice , mine came with some scratches. I was going to return it but since im going to paint it it really don’t matter, also the side inserts are made out of plastic and i was only able to fit 4, the clips that hold them on place broke, the holes dont match So i forced it and i ended up braking them so imma have to glue them. Would be nice if instead of plastic they had metal inserts. But over all its a very good hood.

Arrived pretty quickly but a lot of imperfections and dents... requested to change for another one... unable to get it because it’s not available but you have the option to buy it again and it is available but they raised the price 😡

The hood style is crazy looking I “grrrrr” at my Jeep every time I approach it. The view is something to get used to, but you do. Be prepared to paint this piece I did in my driveway with some prep work and trucolor I believe.

The design of this hood is not like anything I have ever seen. I was super excited when it came in. It is a steel hood that comes primed. Now for MY cons, my hood, despite being packaged very well came with a ton of micro scratches from improper sanding as well as a pretty nasty chip in the forward lipline of the hood. I reached out to top fire on this and did not receive a response. As you can see from my pictures I had it repaired, my repair costs were around 400$ with an added 600$ for my graphics (optional). The hood requires a secondary windshield spayer, no big deal just running the fluid line was tricky though a void in the back of the hood so as to not rest on the motor ( can't use original hood clips for routing). Finally the hood louver system, not the best of material in my opinion, the clips are super brittle and I actually broke some during installation, being super careful by the way, OCD like that. I ended up back filling the back side of the side louvers with JB to ensure they don't come off. The front air intake louver is a little better for materials, but didn't fit properly with the provided hardware, I ended up purchasing hardware from my local hardware store that worked better as well as JB reinforced screw posts. Total build cost including hood price was about 1200$ when all was said and done. Super cool hood, but be prepared to put in the work if you want the look, and it does get some looks. Hope this helps.

What type of accessories can you add to this hood? Any ideas? I just bought mine and looks great! I have some ideas, but just asking!

Comes shinny black paint,like primer thin. Take you time prepping and check bolt holes . And you will need new 2 washer nozzles on hood.