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MAXIMUS-3 Roof Rack STAGE ONE
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spazzyfry123
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Can you share what the interior mounting point looks like?
OVRLND_G8R
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I second this request lol
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working on the full install & review videos.
it’s really dark inside so hard to see, but here’s a couple.
These are actually on their truck with no doors or roof.
I’ll try to get much better pics.
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No way I'm drilling holes through my hard top. I don't need a roof rack that bad. Waiting (im)patiently on the Overland Rack, though.
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That was exactly how I felt, but they’re small holes and you can easily plug them with rubber plugs and you won’t be able to see them (too high) on the roof.
OVRLND_G8R
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Thanks for the pictures. So each time you want to remove the roof. You need to unbolt those two screws per bracket. Pull rack off, pull roof off, then reinstall the rack. Doesn’t look too bad
spazzyfry123
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So the mounting hardware goes through the roll cage and then through the hard top to he fastened one the other side of the roof rack’s mounting point?
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Yes, or you have the option of just removing the 4 bolts that go through the sport bar and leaving the hardtop and rack as one.
Either way, whatever works for you or your time frame.
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well, the lower parts attach to your sport bar. Then the “Legs” bolt to the lower parts that are attached to the sport bar. Then the roof rack attaches to the “Legs”.
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