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Sure do! Sorry didn't realize we hadn't added JT to the title and description :like:

Center Console MOLLE and Accessory Storage Panel - https://www.jcroffroad.com/product/JLCCMP.html Designed to maximize storage space by utilizing the side of the center console. Offers customizable mounting for quick reach gear via belt clips or MOLLE straps. Comes coated with a 2 stage satin...

Plus, as always, free shipping on all orders over $100 :like: www.jcroffroad.com

You have to remove the bottom mount, pull the top, then install the bottom mount again. Yep, you can run them without the top installed :like:

No problem calling us out, lol. The production version has slots for adjustability and is parallel with the door frame. Sometimes with all the things in motion around here, prototypes get installed in videos and subsequently the wrong version gets shot in the product photos. Those will be...

@BuiltRight makes an option https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/builtright-industries-utility-rail-system-a-230-mopar-trail-rail-alternative.23461/ You could also use unistrut from your local home center, but it's going to take some fiddling and in the end, won't look or function...

We haven't, but there is plenty of room behind the panel for that we think. Haha, call the sales team. They always like to work up package deals 269-353-1184

Yep, would have required more length on the slider, more weight, more shipping costs on our end, and just wasn't needed for strength.

We love our JT, but there aren't many places to store emergency equipment in the interior. Our Rear Interior Panel adds some much-needed storage for fire extinguishers, first aid kits, flashlights, etc... They are sold individually, fit on either side, and include all the hardware plus...

Protect your rear window, plus add more room for quick access gear with our headache rack MOLLE panel for our JT bed rack system. These panels are available for half and full height racks and adds some extra room for those accessories you need quick access to. Tow straps, fire extinguishers...

Pinch weld and frame is a bad idea. But we use the pinch weld and the body mount bolt/bushing on ours (not the frame side body mount itself.) The bolt flexes with the body and pinch weld :like:

Yes, we use the holes for quick fist mounts as well as other mounts with holes in them. We will be getting more photos of these panels loaded with mounts soon. Best way to get a discount would be to call the sales team directly 269-353-1184 :like: Yeah, that's a good option, plus then you can...

Any specific questions about ours, let us know :)

Backflip says it has a 500lb weight rating, but curious how it can handle that load offroad as it moves from side to side. You can see the sides flop around in this install video. It seems like a good option for lighter loads on the street, however. Plus you get the security of a folding cover.

In theory with propane injection and this barrel length, we are pushing 150-200 fps. I don't think I want to get hit with that ever :LOL:

We've got some customers that pull their racks between trips, very quick process.

Our Classic sliders make a fantastic step while being strong enough for whatever you want to throw at them offroad :like: https://www.jcroffroad.com/product/JTSL-CL2.html

It really depends on how much the cover goes over the bed rails. Have they released any photos?

Sorry, missed this post! We've found that 1x1 square tubing (or even 40mm x 20mm extrusion) works well as crossbars for the Yakima and Thule racks. So you could easily bolt some pieces of 80/20 aluminum across to handle that via t-nuts, or even some square steel tubing from the home center with...