Can this be mounted with JK pillar mounts? Is there any additional hardware needed because it looks like the mounts included are for bolt-in-roof top.
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Sorry for the delay response,, but I purchased after market mounts so I am not sure on the mounts you will be using.
1654963
You could mount it with the included hardware to a pair of jk pillar mounts. As long as they are are a single hole bracket plate 50" apart.
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From the research I did prior to purchasing mine, it will fit as good as any.
1654965
They are mounts to mount on a flat surface I had to buy different mounts buy mine was on a 2009 chevy truck
447222
Mounting hardware is included. Regarding the comments about cleaning and tapping the threads, you may not have to. My car is 6 years old with 139k miles and threads were clear.
729042
I have a mounting bracket on my roof rack. worked fine. not sure were you are planning on mounting the brackets?
398108
Mark is incorrect. The kit includes the brackets and instructions for mounting to a roof. However, you will need to choose the screws/bolts/washers etc. that will work with the type of roof you are attaching to. For instance, we mounted to our garage roof and we used bolts and washers on the bracket that was able to get attached to a solid wood beam under the shingles but we had to use toggle anchors, washers and bolts for the bracket that wasn't able to be attached to a solid wood beam. We also used tar in the holes we drilled before screwing anything down. Make sure you make the holes in your roof watertight again!
709893
it's a universal rack that will attach to any roof that has cross bars. You will need to get cross bars that fit your jeep, if you don't already have them. This is the smaller size rack so it will fit no problem...the bigger one will probably fit your jeep as well
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I used the brackets that came with it and had no trouble. I removed them when I was done towing the Wrangler we bought (over 1000 miles). The tow bar kit had everything I needed to install - (including bolts). I would try the included brackets before buying any others.
2237363
No....you will need to buy a mount. If you are mounting to a jeep/off-road vehicle I would also suggest a high density spring
2237364
You will need an appropriate mount and spring for the location. I mounted mine on the rear of my Jeep and it extends above the top about 6 inches.
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I purchased mine through Amazon. They had a a drop down bar when ordering the steps that will as for your vehicle make and model. I put my info in and it told me the brackets neededfor my jeep. Sorry I can't be more helpful, but try it and best of luck.Debi
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This roof rack comes with 2 lightweight crossbars and mounts to them. It does not come with the mounts to mount to any specific vehicle. You will need to purchase those separately.
488504
Yes, be sure to get the correct mounting hardware kit. They are a great addition to the vehicle.
2182006
No, all mounting holes are apart of the bumper. If you have a winch. Make sure you install it to the bumper before you install the bumper to the jeep (otherwise you can't access the nuts underneath).
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I used my existing brackets or you can purchase them separtely. The bumper did not come with the bolts and brackets. Mine were rusted so I had to purchase new ones.
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If you have the metal, C-channel installed, that's all you should need. My kit came with all of the mounting hardware for the cross-beams. I do, however, recommend getting an air deflector for the front cross-bar. It will whistle and hum like hell. Or you have to move the bars way back, and then move them up again to use them. I did a lot of research about the noise. I ended up getting the 32" or 36" from Rhino. It's was the best quality for being affordable. And it was small enough not to interfere with the sun-roof. Thule and Yakima also make them. Just measure the distance between your rails. Good luck. Hope this helped. If you have the metal, C-channel installed, that's all you should need. My kit came with all of the mounting hardware for the cross-beams. I do, however, recommend getting an air deflector for the front cross-bar. It will whistle and hum like hell. Or you have to move the bars way back, and then move them up again to use them. I did a lot of research about the noise. I ended up getting the 32" or 36" from Rhino. It's was the best quality for being affordable. And it was small enough not to interfere with the sun-roof. Thule and Yakima also make them. Just measure the distance... » Read More If you have the metal, C-channel installed, that's all you should need. My kit came with all of the mounting hardware for the cross-beams. I do, however, recommend getting an air deflector for the front cross-bar. It will whistle and hum like hell. Or you have to move the bars way back, and then move them up again to use them. I did a lot of research about the noise. I ended up getting the 32" or 36" from Rhino. It's was the best quality for being affordable. And it was small enough not to interfere with the sun-roof. Thule and Yakima also make them. Just measure the distance between your rails. Good luck. Hope this helped. « Show Less
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They do come with mounting hardware for both bars. They were a bit hard to fit on my Mazda3, as they felt like that were just too long to fit perfectly in the holes. That being said, I use them to transport my canoe, and they work well enough. Don't know about the J racks.
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they come with a mount that should work fine. If you want it flat you can get a bolt that matches and mount it that way.
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Yes, they did. However you do not need the bracketing mounts if your jeep has them already in place. I installed these on a 2010 and a 2014 Jeep Wrangler and I did not need the additional hardware. It is just a simple bolt on install.