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So I was able to bolt mine in without no cutting of the Mojave skid or moving the bracket. I was even able to attach to the bumper in four locations. Once I get back to work after the Holiday I will fab a bracket (simple bend in and drill 2 holes) for the remaining 2 bottom bolts.

Thank you, that looks great!

So were you able to catch all four bolts then? Would you mind snapping a pic?

Did you do it on a Mojave and did you use a Mojave skid plate or a Rubicon for a plastic bumper? I went ahead and ordered the bumper last night. I'm really curious now if I can use the Mojave skid or if I need a Rubicon skid for a plastic bumper.

Following like a hawk!

Thank you both! I really want to run this bumper. I appreciate your help.

Well my main concern was the different skid plate on the Mojave. It covers the remote resouvours for the shocks. I will not be running a winch if that helps?

Will the Rubicon Stubby bumper #82215120 fit on a 2020 Gladiator Mojave? If not, why so?

Will the steel Mopar Rubicon front bumper bolt onto the Mojave?

Any word on a steel front bumper for the Mojave yet?

Now the real fun begins. Finding a light wheel with the appropriate backspacing.

Now if I can just figure out the weight!

Anybody know what the correct backspacing would be in inches? I need to take into account most aftermarket wheels are going to 8.5" wide too.

I ordered mine the 2nd week of March with it. I received it the 1st week of June and yes it did have the package.

So when I convert mm to inches I come up with 1.455. This doesn't sound right. Normal backspacing is around 4.5 correct?

Hello. Does anyone know the actual backspacing on the Movaje wheel yet?