Olympic Dave's Rack for JK
06-29-2009, 11:11 AM
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Olympic Dave's Rack for JK
Anybody installed one of these yet?
https://www.quadratec.com/products/12130_930X_PG.htm
Trying to find install instructions to see what drilling is required.
https://www.quadratec.com/products/12130_930X_PG.htm
Trying to find install instructions to see what drilling is required.
06-29-2009, 11:54 AM
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that thing is crazy.... but I like how it turns into a canopy
921 - Dave’s Rack
The ultimate in Utility Rack, this Rack does it all. Extra large carrying capacity Cargo Carrier and Sports Equipment hauler. You name it we load it: bicycles, small boats, kayaks, surfboards, wind surfers, skis, fishing poles, and more. Now you have space for your camping gear, sleeping bags, stoves, tents and chairs. Rack it up and go. Life is an adventure. Take a step into Olympic’s innovative future today. You have learned to expect special products from Olympic. Now unload the rack, flip it over and watch it convert from a Cargo Carrier to a Sunshade or a Rain Shelter or a Hunting or Photo Blind. No drilling required, except for vehicles with, frame mounted two hitch in which case may have to auger or drill a hole to make every thing work together.
The ultimate in Utility Rack, this Rack does it all. Extra large carrying capacity Cargo Carrier and Sports Equipment hauler. You name it we load it: bicycles, small boats, kayaks, surfboards, wind surfers, skis, fishing poles, and more. Now you have space for your camping gear, sleeping bags, stoves, tents and chairs. Rack it up and go. Life is an adventure. Take a step into Olympic’s innovative future today. You have learned to expect special products from Olympic. Now unload the rack, flip it over and watch it convert from a Cargo Carrier to a Sunshade or a Rain Shelter or a Hunting or Photo Blind. No drilling required, except for vehicles with, frame mounted two hitch in which case may have to auger or drill a hole to make every thing work together.
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06-29-2009, 03:55 PM
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I think it looks like oversize, clunky, and doesn't fit the lines of the JK.
As far as the install goes, it comes with rear quarter corners that the rack supports attach to.
As far as the install goes, it comes with rear quarter corners that the rack supports attach to.
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06-29-2009, 05:27 PM
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He had one on display at the Mega Meet. The legs on that thing were flimsy. He had a tent on that thing too. That was supposed to be one of his selling points. I weigh about 200 lbs and I wouldn't dare to sleep on that thing. I would probably shift in my sleep and it would collapse. It is a good idea but very weak.
06-29-2009, 05:56 PM
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looks like doo to me. There are a lot of of nicer racks in that price range. The Gobi isn't much more money. I dunno... its a neat idea, but looks like a dinky rattle trap.
