Best upgrade I've done yet. This is on my Force, but it would apply with any models that have a 24x14 sink opening. The two issues with the original was, 1) the bays in the two bay sink were too small to fit all but the smallest of post/pans, and, 2) the faucet arm does not extend far enough out, and the sprayer only extended about an inch, almost useless.
The upgraded single bay sink makes all the difference in the world for washing dishes, pots and pans.
The upgraded faucet is no comparison its so much better. Even when the sprayer is in the stored position, the arm is notably further out, about to the center of the sink. The two type sprayer nozzle is larger, less agressive (the stock one has two much pressure and sprays all over the place). And best of all, the nozzle smoothely pulls out 12+ inches allowing much more control.
The faucet conversion took all of about 30 minutes and fits in the stock hole of the old faucet. The faucet was $67.99 on Amazon. I have three of these, two others in my homes. Just as good as big name brands costing hundreds of dollars.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B081RNG7XZ...roduct_details
You need two 3/8 in OD x 1/2 in MIP adapters for the supplies. Simple screw in, easy. I got these from HomeDepot.
I got the sink from etrailer. Lippert Better Bath Single Bowl RV Kitchen Sink-25 x 15 SS. $229.50, free shipping. Mine came with a very small dent. Check thorougly. I opted for a $25 discount rather than a replacement because I didn't feel like waiting.
https://www.etrailer.com/RV-Sinks/Lippert/LC421572.html
The sink install came with it's challenges. First, if you aren't relatively small and flexible, forget it. Even with the cabinet door off, its a tight fit. Getting the original sink unstuck from the counter top is a bear of a job. It took several hours, and several trips to HomeDepot getting different size (mostly small) prybars to pry it loose. It's a two person job to get the new sink properly placed. You need to apply a bead of silicone cault around the rim. Raise it up into place, then attach the underneath clips. I used a piece of pipe below the drain, a ratchet strap through the drain hole and around a piece of wood spanning the opening on top of the counter. I had silicone pretty much all over the place, including on me.
Cleans up with mineral spirits. I did it alone, which is why I suggest a second person. I almost gave up several times, but once i got going I was committed. If I had it to do over again, I'd pay for an RV service to do it.
I'd also suggest replacing the original drain and basket with a better quaity SS piece. The factory one is plastic and doesn't seem to wear well in my opinion. A simple repositioning of the drain lines and that's done.
Overall, it's worth every penny, which is pretty reasonable, and worth the hassle of the install (the sink part). I looks soo good I keep getting up and going over to look at it. I highy recommend this upgrade. One small thing about the sink. The new one has a square radius corners and to some this may look strange. Doesn't bother me a bit, and it makes for even more room.