Was Offroad Logic at SEMA?
11-04-2007, 10:45 AM
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They were there but we choose not to cover them due to the questionable business practices that I have seen from them.
As far as KargoMaster goes, I actually think the way it angles back in the rear looks good and especially so when the top is off...
As far as how to mount it up right to the bumper goes, this is what they did for the TeraFlex bumper...
To see more pics, click on the link below...
http://project-jk.com/wp-gallery2.php?g2_itemId=45950
As far as KargoMaster goes, I actually think the way it angles back in the rear looks good and especially so when the top is off...
As far as how to mount it up right to the bumper goes, this is what they did for the TeraFlex bumper...
To see more pics, click on the link below...
http://project-jk.com/wp-gallery2.php?g2_itemId=45950
11-04-2007, 10:56 AM
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11-04-2007, 12:02 PM
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I'm wondering if I can use the rack, not with basket. and Attach Ski and snowboard racks to it...
I also like the no hole drilling feature, I would be taking it off every spring..
The racks/cages dont last on the trails around here. To many low trees branches, to many trees, to many viens that would get caught and rip it apart.
I also like the no hole drilling feature, I would be taking it off every spring..
The racks/cages dont last on the trails around here. To many low trees branches, to many trees, to many viens that would get caught and rip it apart.
11-04-2007, 02:39 PM
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I'm wondering if I can use the rack, not with basket. and Attach Ski and snowboard racks to it...
I also like the no hole drilling feature, I would be taking it off every spring..
The racks/cages dont last on the trails around here. To many low trees branches, to many trees, to many viens that would get caught and rip it apart.
I also like the no hole drilling feature, I would be taking it off every spring..
The racks/cages dont last on the trails around here. To many low trees branches, to many trees, to many viens that would get caught and rip it apart.
http://www.kargomaster.com/item.asp?id=94
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11-04-2007, 02:43 PM
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So I think I'm going to go with the KargoMaster Congo Cage... Then add the Yakima Basket... That way I can use my snowboard/bike attachments. I hope I can get them sooner than by the end of the year though as I need them now.
11-05-2007, 04:46 AM
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I too have been waiting for something like this from Kargo Master. I don't like the idea of drilling holes in a brand new vehicle.
But being new to Jeeps with no previous experience in this type of rack, would there be any problems in structural rigidity when mounting to a bumper. I mean, a bumper doesn't actually move when wheeling or anything does it? Also, seems like maybe the plastic bumper might bend or give a little with all that weight (rack + cargo). Probably amateur questions, but any thoughts?
But being new to Jeeps with no previous experience in this type of rack, would there be any problems in structural rigidity when mounting to a bumper. I mean, a bumper doesn't actually move when wheeling or anything does it? Also, seems like maybe the plastic bumper might bend or give a little with all that weight (rack + cargo). Probably amateur questions, but any thoughts?
11-05-2007, 05:34 AM
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I too have been waiting for something like this from Kargo Master. I don't like the idea of drilling holes in a brand new vehicle.
But being new to Jeeps with no previous experience in this type of rack, would there be any problems in structural rigidity when mounting to a bumper. I mean, a bumper doesn't actually move when wheeling or anything does it? Also, seems like maybe the plastic bumper might bend or give a little with all that weight (rack + cargo). Probably amateur questions, but any thoughts?
But being new to Jeeps with no previous experience in this type of rack, would there be any problems in structural rigidity when mounting to a bumper. I mean, a bumper doesn't actually move when wheeling or anything does it? Also, seems like maybe the plastic bumper might bend or give a little with all that weight (rack + cargo). Probably amateur questions, but any thoughts?
and here is a picture from the outside:
11-05-2007, 05:45 AM
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good...
I was about to say, if they mount it to a plastic bumper..... glad they didn't looks like a very nice rack.... and I think we can all appriciate a nice rack
11-05-2007, 09:36 AM
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So this is my response from KargoMaster:
"Hello and thank you for your interest in Kargo Master. Currently we are
working on making a fit for the 2007 Jeep 2 door and 4 doors. At this time
the application is still being test fitted and modifications are being
completed. We hope to have the outfit ready by the first or second week of
January 2008. Once it is ready, the Kargo Master web site will be updated."
"Hello and thank you for your interest in Kargo Master. Currently we are
working on making a fit for the 2007 Jeep 2 door and 4 doors. At this time
the application is still being test fitted and modifications are being
completed. We hope to have the outfit ready by the first or second week of
January 2008. Once it is ready, the Kargo Master web site will be updated."