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The way they bolt to the hard top makes it look like they came from the factory.
But I made my decision and I'm pulling the trigger and ordering the Gobi rack... just waiting for my check to clear.
But I made my decision and I'm pulling the trigger and ordering the Gobi rack... just waiting for my check to clear.
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Lone Wolf, I am thinking of doing the same, do you think that with a stock suspension that there is much of an issue with roll or sway? 150 pounds up on top with 2 fiberglass kayaks (about 45 pounds each) thats an additional 240 pounds. Im wondering if I need to get some stiffer shocks. I have a stock JK Wrangler 4 dr. Any one else with some input? Dont mean to take over your thread...
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Lone Wolf, I am thinking of doing the same, do you think that with a stock suspension that there is much of an issue with roll or sway? 150 pounds up on top with 2 fiberglass kayaks (about 45 pounds each) thats an additional 240 pounds. Im wondering if I need to get some stiffer shocks. I have a stock JK Wrangler 4 dr. Any one else with some input? Dont mean to take over your thread...
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Alright got some good/bad news. Bad news is that I cancelled my order. Good news is that I'm putting that money towards other things such as a 2.5" Teraflex coil lift kit, a Poison Spyder evap canister skid plate, and other essentials for offroading!
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No issues at all! I did my research and IMHO the Gobi roofrack without a doubt is the best roof rack out there. The only reason I canceled was b/c I was going to put the money toward other parts such as a lift kit, armor and some other dress up items. I ride the beginner/ intermediate trails in Raush Creek, PA and don't really need a roof rack yet. I was putting my money into something I didn't need just yet b/c I don't go camping (yet) or have a kayak (yet) haha. So that's my reason for canceling. For the price you get a roof rack, a free ladder and a free windscreen How can you beat that?!?
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Are there any roof racks out there that will allow me to use my sun rider while still keeping the rack on my jeep? For the money I know that Gobi is the most expensive one out there, but from what I've seen, it was the best.
I have a 2010 2dr Rubicon with a soft top btw.
I have a 2010 2dr Rubicon with a soft top btw.
Doug