Elanachan
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Using the system I know from my frontier, I'm curious just how extensive the new system is, or will be, for how versatile the rails will be.
The picture bellow covers a number of things I'm unsure of when it comes to Jeep's version of the system:
1. Is it just the side rails, and the rail behind the cab, or are their floor-mounted rails as well?
2. Is a system like the sliding bed extender above something that is a possibility? The extender in the sample pic is attached to special brackets mounted to the rails, you can see the passenger side bracket in the photo above, slid almost all the way to the back. In my frontier, I sometimes have the extender flipped forward and slid as far twards the cab as possible to double as a divider for smaller loads.
Detail shot of the OEM extender and the brackets, the notches on the sides are so the extender can be slid over the wheel wells, they are pointed up like in the picture while mounted over the tailgate:
And finally, I have not seen what the rail mounted attachment points look like, another shot again for comparison:
The picture bellow covers a number of things I'm unsure of when it comes to Jeep's version of the system:
1. Is it just the side rails, and the rail behind the cab, or are their floor-mounted rails as well?
2. Is a system like the sliding bed extender above something that is a possibility? The extender in the sample pic is attached to special brackets mounted to the rails, you can see the passenger side bracket in the photo above, slid almost all the way to the back. In my frontier, I sometimes have the extender flipped forward and slid as far twards the cab as possible to double as a divider for smaller loads.
Detail shot of the OEM extender and the brackets, the notches on the sides are so the extender can be slid over the wheel wells, they are pointed up like in the picture while mounted over the tailgate:
And finally, I have not seen what the rail mounted attachment points look like, another shot again for comparison:
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