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Jeep JK Roof Rail Mounted System for the JK A-Pillar Mounted Rail System

SKU D-JP-190053-RF
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Original price $ 249.99
Original price $ 249.99 - Original price $ 249.99
Original price $ 249.99
Current price $ 126.38
$ 126.38 - $ 126.38
Current price $ 126.38

Our new picatinny rail system features mil-spec, hard-anodized, billet machined, extruded aluminum which means whatever adventure you throw your Jeep, your gear’s cocked, locked and ready to rock!  Want to mount lights, a GoPro, grab handles, highjack lifts, shovels or a mirror?  

*** This roof rail only works with the Jeep JK A-Pillar Mounted Rail System ***

FEATURES:

  • Bolt on installation
  • Comes assembled with Picatinny rail
  • Tons of mounting options
  • Great militaristic style and function

Works with the following products:

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We are confident in our products and that they will satisfy your needs, however we realize that there are cases where a product may arrive damaged or defective. Our goal is for our customers to be happy. If you are not satisfied with your purchase of one of our products we will assist you in getting refunded* or exchanged for another product.

Customer Reviews

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Super stout bar. So-so mounts...

I got a this for my 2013 JK. Let me first state that it look great, but the mounts could be better.

First, the picatinny bar is super stout, no complaints here, you could use it as a jack handle on a high-lift (just kidding, but it is strong). But, the brackets for mounting to the A-pillars leave a bit to be desired.

Honestly, they are not up to the task of holding a light bar in an off-road environment. Especially mine, a KC Gravity Pro6. Not enough metal thickness where the mounts clamp onto the bar's picatinny. The other day, my carwash forgot to turn off the top roller and it ripped the light bar right off the mounts. The picatinny clamp mounts failed right in the thin section of the "V". Granted, it may have been good to have a failure point there, but, as stout is the rest is, I think it could have handled it. That said, I questioned the integrity of the mounts before that event; if the engineering was really up to the task of holding the bar long term on washboard roads, over bumps, etc.

Unfortunately, DV8 does not sell the mounts separately, so I have to purchase a whole new bar just to get the replacement mounts. And I will definitely need to reinforce them once I get them.

Overall, I am happy with the bar, but engineering should stouten the mounts up a bit.