RJinPV
Well-Known Member
- First Name
- Roger
- Joined
- Jul 19, 2022
- Threads
- 6
- Messages
- 301
- Reaction score
- 380
- Location
- Southern Cal
- Vehicle(s)
- 2023 JT Rubicon, 2017 Grand Cherokee Trailhawk
- Occupation
- Retired
I finally got my Black Friday purchases installed on my new JTR:
I installed my Bestop Sunrider top, Bestop Soft rolling tonneau cover, N-Fab Predator Pro nerf steps, and a Redarc Tow Pro Elite brake controller.
I selected the Bestop tonneau cover because it sits on top of the bed rails providing the most cargo clearance, plus the twill fabric matches the Sunrider top. I'm not so keen on how the latches work, but I'll get used to it.
I picked the Predator Pro nerf steps because I don't plan on heavy rock crawling and they are light weight aluminum. However, they don't hide the piece weld as well as others. I also didn't like the nuts provided with the rails, so I replaced them with flange nuts to provide a better clamping force.
Here's the Redarc remote controller placement. For me, placing the electronics box was the trickiest. Also, don't drop the control knob down between the console and the seats! It took me a hour to find that little bugger and at one point I thought I was going to have to remove the seat! One of my next purchases will likely be some sort of gap filler to stop junk from falling into those black hole gaps.
The final mod was a homemade bed fence. It has the same dimensions as two stacked 2x4s, so it can be used for plywood support. However it weighs a fraction of what 2x4s would weigh and it allows for me to better tie down cargo with bungie cords so it won't slide around the bed.
Tomorrow my Diode Dynamics stage series driving lights are coming.
I installed my Bestop Sunrider top, Bestop Soft rolling tonneau cover, N-Fab Predator Pro nerf steps, and a Redarc Tow Pro Elite brake controller.
I selected the Bestop tonneau cover because it sits on top of the bed rails providing the most cargo clearance, plus the twill fabric matches the Sunrider top. I'm not so keen on how the latches work, but I'll get used to it.
I picked the Predator Pro nerf steps because I don't plan on heavy rock crawling and they are light weight aluminum. However, they don't hide the piece weld as well as others. I also didn't like the nuts provided with the rails, so I replaced them with flange nuts to provide a better clamping force.
Here's the Redarc remote controller placement. For me, placing the electronics box was the trickiest. Also, don't drop the control knob down between the console and the seats! It took me a hour to find that little bugger and at one point I thought I was going to have to remove the seat! One of my next purchases will likely be some sort of gap filler to stop junk from falling into those black hole gaps.
The final mod was a homemade bed fence. It has the same dimensions as two stacked 2x4s, so it can be used for plywood support. However it weighs a fraction of what 2x4s would weigh and it allows for me to better tie down cargo with bungie cords so it won't slide around the bed.
Tomorrow my Diode Dynamics stage series driving lights are coming.
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