Any source for attachments for 82219127AB MOPAR rail?

[ShadowsPapa]

I work for a CDJR dealer, and I ordered my own. It has to be ordered through the affiliate website, like how you source non-OE parts and accessories, that is also our tire website, which I know makes no sense haha. But a CDJR parts or service advisor will know what I'm talking about.

thanks, I'll check with Benny here and see if he has more details. I also need to have a chat with our dealer about the charge indicator lights on our 4xe so will be visiting them soon anyway.

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[ShadowsPapa]

But a CDJR parts or service advisor will know what I'm talking about.

As long as you do, that's all that matters. Don't count on some of the CDJR parts people LOL.

 

[A_Stiddy]

As long as you do, that's all that matters. Don't count on some of the CDJR parts people LOL.

Hahah yeaaahh, that's a fair point.

 

[AllMoparParts.com]

still can't find any way to order it.......... so far, only that eBay package I found a month ago is any evidence it exists.
No mopar site and no affiliate, and the one that actually gave a result when searching said "not for sale" and "not available".

So not sure how or where you ordered it.
Benny says there's no price for it so he can't sell it.

Hi Bill,
Its been priced and is being added to our site today, I will followup with a link!


Thanks,
- Benny

 

[AllMoparParts.com]

thanks, I'll check with Benny here and see if he has more details. I also need to have a chat with our dealer about the charge indicator lights on our 4xe so will be visiting them soon anyway.

Hi Bill,

Here is a link to the phone holder https://www.allmoparparts.com/sku/68733117aa.html

For others that may be curios this Phone holder mounts into this recently introduced Rail system https://www.allmoparparts.com/sku/82219127ab.html

PM us for a shipping code if you are interested, Thank you!

- Benny

 

[A_Stiddy]

Just came in today boys, they’re on! I don’t like the phone retention system, it seems clunky as it’s manual adjust only, but seems to be higher quality than others.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

Just came in today boys, they’re on! I don’t like the phone retention system, it seems clunky as it’s manual adjust only, but seems to be higher quality than others.

In a way, that might be ok. My wife can't easily get a phone in the really tight BulletPoint mount as it requires 2 hands with one pulling against a strong spring.
In the winter one would be for a snow plow control and it would just stay there until winter was over so no biggy there.

How about stability, as far as the phone bouncing over bumps in the road?

 

[bill61]

I placed my 5” arm as close to the pillar of the mount as possible because I noticed a vibration when hitting bumps. That span between the vertical pillars allows the beam to flex.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

I placed my 5” arm as close to the pillar of the mount as possible because I noticed a vibration when hitting bumps. That span between the vertical pillars allows the beam to flex.

I have the bulletpoint mount on mine now - but the length of the BP arm is so that it's extended out farther than I'd like. I'd prefer the phone sit farther back, meaning closer to the dash than to me.
I think I will order one of these....... and for my phone, it would be next to the left end of the rail. The lighter plow control would only be there at certain times and won't matter.

I like how these clamp to the rail for sure. That's what I was really hoping for.

 

[A_Stiddy]

In a way, that might be ok. My wife can't easily get a phone in the really tight BulletPoint mount as it requires 2 hands with one pulling against a strong spring.
In the winter one would be for a snow plow control and it would just stay there until winter was over so no biggy there.

How about stability, as far as the phone bouncing over bumps in the road?

That’s the one cool thing, they’re Incredibly stable, next to zero movement or vibration.

 

[AbundancePNW]

I know this is an older thread but I thought I would add some information in case anyone comes across this. This rail is a nato rail standard. You can buy any nato rail attachment. I used my existing Bullet Dash setup with the following:

nato clamp: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D1XMR9J1
20mm ball: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CCWPJGYG

 

[JTROnTheRoad]

Hello
We bought this rail system with our 2026 Jeep not realizing there was only one accessory available to mount on it. Two questions:
1) has anyone tried the NATO mounts on it? Do they fit?
2) would the Mopar phone accessory work for a dash camera?
Thank you
Julie

 

[ShadowsPapa]

Hello
We bought this rail system with our 2026 Jeep not realizing there was only one accessory available to mount on it. Two questions:
1) has anyone tried the NATO mounts on it? Do they fit?
2) would the Mopar phone accessory work for a dash camera?
Thank you
Julie

More later - it's lunch time, but I adapted a couple of different balls to this rail and in one case, used my bulletpoint phone mount on that rail -
I did have another ball on it but took it off a few weeks ago.
I think I posted what balls I bought and how I adapted them elsewhere in this thread.

The one on the left is a BulletPoint phone mount on a ball I adapted
The one on the right is the MOPAR mount I made a holder for so I could put my snow plow control in it.

 

[Tackform]

HI

I like dash mounts - they fit my needs perfectly - and when MOPAR came out with the 82219127AB accessory rail for the 2024/2025 dash, PERFECT - can take multiple accessories, runs over the top of their faux cooling for the head unit.
However, it fits no existing standard I can find. BulletPoint makes nothing for it, TRAXX accessories are not a direct fit (although I am trying something.........)

Benny says "it's coming" but so far, nothing. They show pictures with a phone mount on the rail. He's got no idea, either. They are being sold on eBay and one seller bundles the rail with a phone mount but when you look up that phone mount - "no longer sold" on the website of the company that makes it.

Does anyone actually HAVE ONE - and have accessories that work with it - and what source?
Would be nice to find something in 20mm as that's the BulletPoint thing and I have a phone mount that would work fine on a 20mm ball if I can find something for the rail that MOPAR sells.

Hey Bill! I hope you're doing well!

Actually our Assault Track accessories are actually direct fit. We built out full collection on our site to make it easier for you people to navigate and find what they're looking for, but

I like dash mounts - they fit my needs perfectly - and when MOPAR came out with the 82219127AB accessory rail for the 2024/2025 dash, PERFECT - can take multiple accessories, runs over the top of their faux cooling for the head unit.
However, it fits no existing standard I can find. BulletPoint makes nothing for it, TRAXX accessories are not a direct fit (although I am trying something.........)

Benny says "it's coming" but so far, nothing. They show pictures with a phone mount on the rail. He's got no idea, either. They are being sold on eBay and one seller bundles the rail with a phone mount but when you look up that phone mount - "no longer sold" on the website of the company that makes it.

Does anyone actually HAVE ONE - and have accessories that work with it - and what source?
Would be nice to find something in 20mm as that's the BulletPoint thing and I have a phone mount that would work fine on a 20mm ball if I can find something for the rail that MOPAR sells.

Hey Bill!
Our TRAXX Assault Track Accessories actually bolts right on. To make it easier on everyone we just made a collection to navigate through. These attachments allow for full utilization of the track as well as no-tool repositioning. Simply use a coin a key.

The rail is actually very close to a the picatinny standard.

https://www.tackform.com/pages/mopar-dashboard-rail-add-ons

This video is also on the product page but I dropped it again here.



I hope this helps. If you have any questions or comments let me know.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

HI


Hey Bill! I hope you're doing well!

Actually our Assault Track accessories are actually direct fit. We built out full collection on our site to make it easier for you people to navigate and find what they're looking for, but


Hey Bill!
Our TRAXX Assault Track Accessories actually bolts right on. To make it easier on everyone we just made a collection to navigate through. These attachments allow for full utilization of the track as well as no-tool repositioning. Simply use a coin a key.

The rail is actually very close to a the picatinny standard.

https://www.tackform.com/pages/mopar-dashboard-rail-add-ons

This video is also on the product page but I dropped it again here.



I hope this helps. If you have any questions or comments let me know.

Any chance of making it truly tool-less? How many even carry coins, and I don't like reaching into a pocket to dig out the house key - I love the knob-type like the stock MOPAR mount.

I did mount balls into the threaded holes earlier, and found that it's the most-vibration-free mount due to the rail not twisting and flexing over road imperfections. My snow plow control holder will vibrate a lot if the control isn't in it. I did some figuring and testing, and found that's because using the edges allows the mount rail to twist a bit, while the ball in the hole does not. Same exact mount, just mounted or attached to the rail differently. If you go into the center with something that clamps on the edges, mine vibrates, but if I use a ball that mounts through the center, the exact same accessory will not vibrate. That's one reason I chose the ball firmly attached through the center on mine - reduces vibrations.
For truly vibration-free, I have to use the balls that mount either in the holes or through the middle of the rail. My experimenting over the months has demonstrated this in my case.

But that aside - I consider anything that uses a key or coin to still actually be a tool type.

This is TRULY tool-free! No trying to find a coin no one carries any more, and no digging keys out of my pocket. I can adjust it while at a stop light.

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