New Rack System - Sneak Preview

[NewGladdyOWNR]

Will this work with the BAK 4XS cover?

add me inquiring about roll n lock with t slot rails...

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[KB Voodoo]

Will this work with the BAK 4XS cover?

Yes it will.

It is tonneau compatible by design, no need for special adapters.

We also have attachment brackets for covers with integrated tracks.

 

[MarkO]

That has not been decided yet.

Sales Team: Yes
Fabricators: No

 

[KB Voodoo]

add me inquiring about roll n lock with t slot rails...

We have attachment brackets for covers with integrated tracks.

 

[legend007]

Yes it will.

It is tonneau compatible by design, no need for special adapters.

We also have attachment brackets for covers with integrated tracks.

Send me a link to the new product when available

 

[KB Voodoo]

Sales Team: Yes
Fabricators: No

I'm the owner, I make the decisions, and I haven't decided if we will make the rear enclosure for the VRS product line yet.

 

[MarkO]

I'm the owner, I make the decisions, and I haven't decided if we will make the rear enclosure for the VRS product line yet.

It was a joke. Sales always says yes.

 

[Sigz]

I'm the owner, I make the decisions, and I haven't decided if we will make the rear enclosure for the VRS product line yet.

Sweet.

Hey I'll throw a vote in for making some backwards compatible part for VRS users!

I would hope a rack system that isn't a year old yet would get some new accessories added! Take my money!

 

[KB Voodoo]

It was a joke. Sales always says yes.

Good point. lol

I'll expand a little more:

I'm so in love with this new system, that it may replace everything else that we make (we would still support the old stuff in the aftermarket).

The VRS led us to this new system. The VRS taught us that a proper bed rack should sit on some sort "rail foundation".

A rail foundation system allows the load to be properly distributed along the length of the bed, and it also allows the rack to cover the full bed length.

We also really love the "three dimensional" style of the CXR molle panels, and we love the fact that the rack can be made to any desirable height.

There are more cool features to this system that will be revealed shortly.

 

[MarkO]

We also really love the "three dimensional" style of the CXR molle panels, and we love the fact that the rack can be made to any desirable height.

Agree with you there on both. And the tonneau compatible.

 

[NGNERD]

The system sits on a rail that runs the full length of the bed.

The rail helps distribute the load along the length of the bed, rather than creating pressure points. It also allows for a full length rack. The rail has little brackets that can attach to the JT with or without the Trail Rail option.

This system is also tonneau compatible.

Hi @KB Voodoo . Does tonneau compatible include the factory mopar roll up with this new rack? Also, what is the minimum height to get the side opening (rear too if available) panels? Thanks

 

[KB Voodoo]

Hi @KB Voodoo . Does tonneau compatible include the factory mopar roll up with this new rack? Also, what is the minimum height to get the side opening (rear too if available) panels? Thanks

The MOPAR covers are just too wide for this rack, they are just too wide in general. lol

18" is the lowest you should go to use the Cargo Access Doors.

The rear enclosure is designed to fit only the 22" height.

 

[NGNERD]

The MOPAR covers are just too wide for this rack, they are just too wide in general. lol

18" is the lowest you should go to use the Cargo Access Doors.

The rear enclosure is designed to fit only the 22" height.

Thank you, can't wait to see the rear enclosure on the 22 !

 

[KB Voodoo]

Thank you, can't wait to see the rear enclosure on the 22 !

You will see it very soon!!

We are just wrapping up photography on the Softopper version, which is 24" tall, then we will dive straight into the 22".

The rear enclosure has the flip up access door right in the center.

 

[kevman65]

So, on the BAK X4S roll up, does this still mount under the cover, or utilize the channels on the cover?

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