JK Auxiliary Roof Rack by MBRP-Forum Special
Steve, that looks really easy to install, butJust wanted to give you guys a quick update on our progress. I have some pictures of the production rack and want to show you how it comes apart for shipping. This rack is still uncoated but will give everyone an idea of how similar it looks to the prototype.
Light tabs, the center adjustable cross member and various other finial touches are still needing to be completed.
Let me know what you think so far.







Light tabs, the center adjustable cross member and various other finial touches are still needing to be completed.
Let me know what you think so far.







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I drive a lot of gravel/bumpy roads with my bikes on the hitch rack.
Id love to have this rack to get them out of the dust and dirt that gets kicked up behind the Jeep.
The only thing Im worried about is the roof rack flexing and moving when I hit bumps. I would think the flex would start cracks where the bolts go through the top. Do you drill the holes bigger than the bolts?
How extensive have you tested this rack on rough roads?
Id love to have this rack to get them out of the dust and dirt that gets kicked up behind the Jeep.
The only thing Im worried about is the roof rack flexing and moving when I hit bumps. I would think the flex would start cracks where the bolts go through the top. Do you drill the holes bigger than the bolts?
How extensive have you tested this rack on rough roads?
i love the design of your rack but i wait for the 2dr
can be a little critical ?
i am not a "mudder" and my jk is first a very good car for snow here
first it s not a bumper so it seems to me that the tubes are too thick (---> also heavy too) for the weight that can withstand hard top.
the second point i will like that the support of the rack stay on the hard top
and the icing on the cake it will be really good that we could drag on and set the top T under the rack
hope u understand my bad english
can be a little critical ?
i am not a "mudder" and my jk is first a very good car for snow here
first it s not a bumper so it seems to me that the tubes are too thick (---> also heavy too) for the weight that can withstand hard top.
the second point i will like that the support of the rack stay on the hard top
and the icing on the cake it will be really good that we could drag on and set the top T under the rack
hope u understand my bad english
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We did not have to change any of the interior brackets so I didn't post any pictures of them. This is just a few raw shots to give you an idea of the 4 piece design.
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I drive a lot of gravel/bumpy roads with my bikes on the hitch rack.
Id love to have this rack to get them out of the dust and dirt that gets kicked up behind the Jeep.
The only thing Im worried about is the roof rack flexing and moving when I hit bumps. I would think the flex would start cracks where the bolts go through the top. Do you drill the holes bigger than the bolts?
How extensive have you tested this rack on rough roads?
Id love to have this rack to get them out of the dust and dirt that gets kicked up behind the Jeep.
The only thing Im worried about is the roof rack flexing and moving when I hit bumps. I would think the flex would start cracks where the bolts go through the top. Do you drill the holes bigger than the bolts?
How extensive have you tested this rack on rough roads?
Thread Starter
Sponsoring Manufacturer
MBRP Representative
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Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 1,227
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From: Huntsville Ontario
i love the design of your rack but i wait for the 2dr
can be a little critical ?
i am not a "mudder" and my jk is first a very good car for snow here
first it s not a bumper so it seems to me that the tubes are too thick (---> also heavy too) for the weight that can withstand hard top.
the second point i will like that the support of the rack stay on the hard top
and the icing on the cake it will be really good that we could drag on and set the top T under the rack
hope u understand my bad english
can be a little critical ?
i am not a "mudder" and my jk is first a very good car for snow here
first it s not a bumper so it seems to me that the tubes are too thick (---> also heavy too) for the weight that can withstand hard top.
the second point i will like that the support of the rack stay on the hard top
and the icing on the cake it will be really good that we could drag on and set the top T under the rack
hope u understand my bad english

Here is a pic to give you an idea:
Feel free to ask further questions.



I kinda figured that, thanx Steve-can't wait to get the rack