Great work Mark! Always love watching your adventure videos!

 

Thanks, Eric. Hope you noticed two Jeeps sporting your limb risers in that video. ;-)

 

I saw that! Great to know they're holding up well! We're going to be releasing the bolt-on Gobi Rack Limb Riser kit (finally) in the next week or two. Can't wait

 

Can you post some pics of the tire carrier on the passenger's side?

 

Here you go, I can get better ones in needed. I bought the can holder and did some fab work on them so they would fit with the tire carrier. I am really happy with the way they turned out.

 

I have the same bumper/carrier and have been thinking about adding some rotopax. Can you PM me or post some pictures showing how their holders are attached to the carrier? Any sag on the carrier when they are filled? It looks great and thank you.

 

What rack to you have on top and how does it mount? Thanks

Scott

 

I'm definitely interested in this. I don't have a Gobi rack, I've got a KargoMaster rack, but I've been looking for a limb riser kit that attaches to the rack itself. I'm hoping to be able to retrofit it to mine.

 

Its a custom rack I had made, I had 2 of them made one with a angled front with a fairing and a square one with no fairing. I had them made so you could still remove the freedom panels. They mount on the rain gutter rails or drip rails as some call them and the entire rack can be removed in under 5 minutes. I mounted Artificial Quik-Rack rails on the rear of the hard top so the rack would sit all the way back, but if someone didn't want to drill through the hardtop and do artificial mounts you could move the rack all the way to the front and use 3 rain gutter attachments on each side with are just as sturdy and strong. I have had 500lbs on the rack with no problem over a 400 mile trip of trails and rock crawling.

 

Yowee, that's a lot of weight for running off road.