Body Armor "Recon Rack" for JK
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Body Armor "Recon Rack" for JK
Originally Posted by Body Armor 4x4
Saw this in JP Mag. Couple of photos but I can not find them online.......
Says you can easily drop soft or hard top with rack installed. Kinda exo-skeleton looking!
Body Armor 4x4 introduces the new Roof Rack system. Features include:
* Base rack in constructed of 2” .095 wall tube
* Simple no drill installation, ease of assembly requires only simple hand tools
* Front and rear light tabs
* Black textured powder coat finish
* Cargo basket in made of .120 wall aluminum tubing for maximum strength while retaining light weight
* Exclusive pedestal design makes for ease of installation and removal of cargo basket
* Laser cut Body Armor 4x4 front shield
* Notched rear for ease of loading cargo while also containing the load
* Base rack pricing:
* JK Unlimited PN JK-6124 MSRP $624.94
* JK 2 door: PN JK-6125: MSRP: $574.95
* Cargo basket with pedestal feet: PN 5124: MSRP $499.94
* Base rack in constructed of 2” .095 wall tube
* Simple no drill installation, ease of assembly requires only simple hand tools
* Front and rear light tabs
* Black textured powder coat finish
* Cargo basket in made of .120 wall aluminum tubing for maximum strength while retaining light weight
* Exclusive pedestal design makes for ease of installation and removal of cargo basket
* Laser cut Body Armor 4x4 front shield
* Notched rear for ease of loading cargo while also containing the load
* Base rack pricing:
* JK Unlimited PN JK-6124 MSRP $624.94
* JK 2 door: PN JK-6125: MSRP: $574.95
* Cargo basket with pedestal feet: PN 5124: MSRP $499.94
Says you can easily drop soft or hard top with rack installed. Kinda exo-skeleton looking!
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I'm pretty sure that you also have to have the rear Body Armor bumper too.
More pics of Body Armor Stuff from SEMA 2008
More pics of Body Armor Stuff from SEMA 2008
Last edited by Robar; Jan 3, 2009 at 01:28 PM.
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Looking at the rear bracket it appears the problem with any rear bumper would be if it was full length and wrapped around the rear corners. A stubby aftermarket would probably work 
edit: of course there's always the "utility knife" route ;O)
edit: of course there's always the "utility knife" route ;O)
