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As a side benefit, they stiffen the front of the bed and keep it from the inevitable bending from riding bikes up the ramp and ramming the bed. :D :D Oh, I forgot to mention, these days I'm using the TerraFlex Uinta bed rail system, and I put a couple of the tie downs close but wide enough...

Have used these for almost 20 years. Work awesome...

I did the RAM mount with adjustable balls / arm down thru the sport bar. Super solid, works great. Can hit hard trails without any movement. Tried the "alien sunshade" thing, and although it worked short term for me, I wanted something more solid and secure. Currently awaiting the Peakdo...

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed the video. Like I mentioned, it was really fun to do. (Not as fun as blasting those creek crossings though.....haha). We plan on doing it all over again in October of this year!! If anyone is in Moab during early October, give a shout out!! I really appreciate the...

Yeah, thanks! ABSOLUTELY. Definitely a really fun, scenic trail that you should definitely do!! I totally enjoyed blasting those water crossings!!!

Hope you guys enjoy this one as much as we did. Lots of Gladiator splashing SloMo footage thru a bunch of water crossings (60+). We had a great time on the trail, and enjoyed making the video. Cheers, Bill

I've got no airbags, but the folded down headrest and bungie cords were very unstable when trying it. Even in the driveway. On the trail, the Starlink would be on the floor. LOL. Again, in my circumstance. The RAM mounts are super stable and will work for me.

Haha!! I tried that. I was not as successful as you, I ended up with a big gash in the Starlink. Decided to take a permanent approach.

Yes. Exactly. I will remove the triangular insert mentioned above with the 1/4-20 mounting hole, and replace it with the battery and it's 1/4-20 mount.

The little triangular insert with the 1/4-20 mounting holes will be replaced by this larger triangular battery piece. It also has 1/4-20 mounting holes on the bottom of it. Should fit in just fine. Might hang down 1/2" lower than what I have now.

I have the stock factory installed liner. Don't know anything about the foil or not, but it works great. In addition, I just bought one of these to power it more elegantly.... https://www.peakdo.com/PeakDo-LinkPower-Power-Bank-and-Mount-for-Starlink-Mini-p6467650.html

IMO, your best option is to find a top notch jeep shop near you, have them start looking for a donor vehicle, and build it up to your / their specs. Finding one "built" locks you into someone else's idea of what is "good or right" and inevitably leads to redoing thing to your needs. Buy a bone...

Here's a link to the second Moab video guys. More to come.... https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/jeeping-the-fortress-moab-video.96548/ Thx.

Super scenic, and fun...this is number two of many Moab videos......

I was speaking of a traditional 3M style wrap - the same kind people with sports cars get. They are mega expensive - and they get marred up just like paint does.

At $6500 a wrap is not viable for me. Ceramic coating is cool, but still won't stop the AZ pinstripes here. I pulled off the factory protection and put a clear wrap on the rear fenders (all the way up and down) and called it good. Realizing that your vehicle is a jeep is a good cathartic...

Starlink Mini mounted today. RAM mounts.

#3. The Sheridan one. Has worked well, and recently, survived a week in Moab. Well made.

Thanks for the kind words. Nice! I'm always on the lookout for the bighorns. It's been awhile since I've seen one though. I plan on having enough time to make it to the overlook next time. Will keep my eyes open! Thanks. Yeah, having someone to follow makes all the difference. :D I'll...

No worries at all. I think I'm going to end up with a 3" bolt, and a 1/4" sleeve on the bottom. I don't have the RAM hardware yet. And yeah, for some dumb reason, I kept thinking it was a short bolt that you needed to get a screwdriver or some type of wrench down the hole. LOL. Brain fade I...