BuiltRight Industries Bedside Racks - Any Interest?

[TheSolarWizard]

I’m in for this as long as
A) this system can be used as a substitute for securing gear instead of the Mopar stuff
B) having Line-X doesn’t interfere
C) tonneau cover still works

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[Mjolnir]

I’m in for this as long as
A) this system can be used as a substitute for securing gear instead of the Mopar stuff
B) having Line-X doesn’t interfere
C) tonneau cover still works

All of the above will work

I have my Leitner rack to be installed this weekend (probably Sunday) so I will post pictures after the fact to let you all know what can potentially fit and what can not

 

[jeepncrowd]

All of the above will work

I have my Leitner rack to be installed this weekend (probably Sunday) so I will post pictures after the fact to let you all know what can potentially fit and what can not

I've looked into it as that's my plan as well. Please let us know what you figure out. I figured it would just requires some drilling into the leitner mounting plates and some spacer washers

 

[Maxfly]

I tried to avoid buying Gladiator but one happened to follow me home last Monday. Been lurking here for some time which didn’t help.
Starting to configure her now and am interested in you system. Please add me to the list.
Thank you

 

[Carrierdealer]

Add me to the list also.
Please

 

[Mjolnir]

Alright boys and girls. Rack installed. There are two three things to know about installing this:

1. The instructions are fantastic, but not once does it tell you when to tighten everything down. This should be done once you get the cross bars set at 34" per the instructions.
2. There are 4 rivnuts to install. If you don't have a pneumatic tool you should get one. You're given the drill bit as well as a hand tool for this but fuck the hand tool.
3. If you have a bedliner you need to "carve" away the bedliner on the two holes drilled for the rivnuts. This is easily done with a sharp knife or box cutter. This is also stated in the instructions.

The rack takes up the majority of the side rails, but it should be easy enough to drill into the rack brackets to make Builtrights side racks to work.

Here are some pictures. Let me know if you guys want any others. @BuiltRight

 

[pilotpat]

List of Interested JT Owners:

1. BuiltRight
2. Stoney15
3. 2020 SCRAMBLER
4. TheITGuy
5. G8R
6. Pion
2. steffen707
8. JeepDreams
9. Mjolnir
10. quetscoatl
11. ScaleRCCrawler
12. Cproch32
13. Gtlamans
14. Heathsrow
15. kenszel
16. ralphjjr
17. Rupicon
18. SleepyJeep
19. bgenlvtex
20. TJ Mitchell Films
21. techteacher
22. dangerousone
23. TampaJLU
24. kayakmike
25. EPTJ
26. DenverGladiator
27. sad85XD
28. Archie Bunker
29. pokerbob
30. Daddiator
31. STINGRAY92
32. Gren71
33. BlackDog
34. jeepncrowd
35. OneTraveler
36. Magnus Rudis
37. sbetts
38. MotoBrad
39. Gdavis
40. Bremen
41. BRD1941
42. jsyn
43. BK_Yeti
44. J33P3R
45. Sladecm
46. fitchottie
47. BeeeCeee
48. gmc1000_1965
49. TSOSGLAD8R
50. Pilotpat
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.

 

[pilotpat]

Please add me to the list! (I attempted too above) I am interested in the panels and the rack for a RTT. Im not on Facebook sorry. Ley me know where to send my money and order a ton of exciting new stuff.... My wife thinks I have a problem but I have no idea what she is talking about!

 

[steffen707]

Alright boys and girls. Rack installed. There are two three things to know about installing this:

1. The instructions are fantastic, but not once does it tell you when to tighten everything down. This should be done once you get the cross bars set at 34" per the instructions.
2. There are 4 rivnuts to install. If you don't have a pneumatic tool you should get one. You're given the drill bit as well as a hand tool for this but fuck the hand tool.
3. If you have a bedliner you need to "carve" away the bedliner on the two holes drilled for the rivnuts. This is easily done with a sharp knife or box cutter. This is also stated in the instructions.

The rack takes up the majority of the side rails, but it should be easy enough to drill into the rack brackets to make Builtrights side racks to work.

Here are some pictures. Let me know if you guys want any others. @BuiltRight

Nice! You should copy your post over to the Leitner thread for the guys that end up buying one.

 

[BuiltRight]

Alright guys, been off the forum for a few days with my head down getting work done! These are in production and are scheduled to be through powdercoating and ready to ship in the first week of Sept! I'll get questions answered and you new folks added to the list in a bit!

Matt

 

[BuiltRight]

PM sent!

I’m definitely interested, please add me to the list as well!

PM sent!

I'm def interested. I'm really into mountain biking so I'd love a place to put my bike tools. The tools aren't really mountable, i don't think but some sort of bag or box attachment would be sick.

Love this product, thanks and look forward to seeing what happens next.

Love this idea. I've got some tools in a pelican case that I just strap to the panels in my F-150.

Count me interested too, getting closer to getting back to the states, so I'm finalizing the extras and ideas.

I think below the trail rail, and accessory mounts? I think you've got it, maybe something to hold ammo cans, molle gear and a simple bike fork mount. And with that idea, definitely along the back of the bed.

PM sent!

@BuiltRight when you say the passenger's side won't have the cut-out for the light, does it cover the light completely?

After trying to bungie a fuel can, hand-winch, water, and a high power compressor to the side rails with mixed results during my last off-roading adventure, consider me in the market to purchase these bedside racks.

Doesn't cover the light completely, as there's still the holes and slots in the panels. I keep meaning to take nighttime pictures. I'll do that tonight and post up.

I’m in for this as long as
A) this system can be used as a substitute for securing gear instead of the Mopar stuff
B) having Line-X doesn’t interfere
C) tonneau cover still works

Should be good to go!

I tried to avoid buying Gladiator but one happened to follow me home last Monday. Been lurking here for some time which didn’t help.
Starting to configure her now and am interested in you system. Please add me to the list.
Thank you

Awesome!

Add me to the list also.
Please

PM sent!

Alright boys and girls. Rack installed. There are two three things to know about installing this:

1. The instructions are fantastic, but not once does it tell you when to tighten everything down. This should be done once you get the cross bars set at 34" per the instructions.
2. There are 4 rivnuts to install. If you don't have a pneumatic tool you should get one. You're given the drill bit as well as a hand tool for this but fuck the hand tool.
3. If you have a bedliner you need to "carve" away the bedliner on the two holes drilled for the rivnuts. This is easily done with a sharp knife or box cutter. This is also stated in the instructions.

The rack takes up the majority of the side rails, but it should be easy enough to drill into the rack brackets to make Builtrights side racks to work.

Here are some pictures. Let me know if you guys want any others. @BuiltRight

This is AWESOME info and damn did they get greedy with the Trail Rail system! No worries though, looks like a great product. I think that with a bit of creativity, you'll be able to make our kit work with theirs.

Please add me to the list! (I attempted too above) I am interested in the panels and the rack for a RTT. Im not on Facebook sorry. Ley me know where to send my money and order a ton of exciting new stuff.... My wife thinks I have a problem but I have no idea what she is talking about!

Just sent you a PM with some details!

Matt

 

[DaMutt]

PM sent!

PM sent!

Love this idea. I've got some tools in a pelican case that I just strap to the panels in my F-150.

PM sent!

Doesn't cover the light completely, as there's still the holes and slots in the panels. I keep meaning to take nighttime pictures. I'll do that tonight and post up.

Should be good to go!

Awesome!

PM sent!

This is AWESOME info and damn did they get greedy with the Trail Rail system! No worries though, looks like a great product. I think that with a bit of creativity, you'll be able to make our kit work with theirs.



Just sent you a PM with some details!

Matt

I am interested!

 

[steffen707]

@BuiltRight , do you offer financing? Feel i'm going to need frequent shopper points over the next year or so.

 

[wch_Chip]

I'm interested in the panel system.

 

[Kntwltrs]

I’m interested in this system and possibly the rack you showed originally (still waiting to buy or build a rack to see what coiling covers show up as time goes on). So if you have a list going for that bed rack, add me to that one as well. Do I need to pm you my email address for product ordering, etc?

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