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Brian, the system requires a tracks system of some type as long as it's pretty similar to the TrailRail, it should work just fine. I believe most of the aftermarket solutions have the same dimensions. 👍

Sorry for the late reply, somehow this message snuck past us. I'll try to get that measurement for you, but the light is on a Jeep that isn't onsite everyday. I do know that it's an Aerolidz light bar, but not sure what length.

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Correct, Metalcloak requires swapping the front driveline because of the amount of free length/droop that the front axle will have.

Highway mannerisms are great, in fact I've done a bunch of long hauls in ours to Moab, Flagstaff, Socal, Oregon and it drives real nice. We run Rocksports on the overland built JT and 6paks on the rig that tends to see more technical trails. The Rocksports are great and have an extended length...

Having spent quite a bit seat time in various Metalcloak JT kits on the trail, my suggestion would be 2.5" Gamechanger since you're wanting to stick with 35's. Lots of flex, and it looks good with 35's. If and when you upgrade to 37-38's, just swap coils. -Mike (ARS/Metalcloak)

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The brackets can be positioned in a couple different ways, so that distance can vary between 50-53". You should be good to go with the Baja Designs XL

While there may be a tonneau that works, this system sits on the top front edge of the bed and limits most tonneau covers from working.

Any trail rail type system should work as long as it mimics the factory trail rail spec. Thanks for checking 😉

We just launched some new clamps for our 2" tubing and we have some new accessories coming out soon as well for maxtrax, rotopax, etc. In addition to that, we just rolled out a shorter hoop for the BakPak bed rack system for those that don't want to run the JT Overcab system. See images below...

We are mostly waiting on the injection molded clamps to come in from our local supplier, but it might be a month or so before we get the initial order in. We are working diligently to add more functionality and accessories to the rack.

Thanks for asking! Yes, we have some side panels coming out, plus a tire carrier that mounts across the top that will allow you to use your stock tire hoist from under the back end. we also have some new universal 2" clamps coming out that will unleash more potential. (which is what the side...

The trusses are level with the cab, and the bottom of the truss is typically about 3.5" above the cab. In other words, there's about 3.5" of gap between cab and truss.

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Our Overcab system looks great on there!

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you betcha, let us know if you have any further questions. -Mike

I took some quick measurements the top of the hoop sits right at about 27" above the bed rails and it sits about 6" from the body line (shown in pic). I hope that helps give you some idea on how the soft top will interact.