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Old 10-27-2012, 04:15 PM
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got a free set of the Rubicon rock rails, brand new. Only problem is no hardware to mount them....
No bolts no nuts no screws no washers no nothing. I guess it's a fair trade off for free.

can someone tell me what proper hardware I need to mount them for the 2 door. Mopar part numbers would help too.

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Don't order that stuff from the dealer. They're gonna want around $50 for a couple nuts and bolts. Here's the list of what you'll need. You can get everything at most large auto parts stores.

(4) M8x1.25x30mm body bolts
(2) M8x1.25 u-nuts
(8) M6x1.0 washered nuts
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Originally Posted by dcharge74
Don't order that stuff from the dealer. They're gonna want around $50 for a couple nuts and bolts. Here's the list of what you'll need. You can get everything at most large auto parts stores.

(4) M8x1.25x30mm body bolts
(2) M8x1.25 u-nuts
(8) M6x1.0 washered nuts
Thanks, for the quick reply, I'll stop by the auto parts store tonight.

I found in the Qudratec the mounting instructions for the rails and it shows the parts but no sizes, no description, or part numbers.

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Originally Posted by Angry_Fisherman
Thanks, for the quick reply, I'll stop by the auto parts store tonight.

I found in the Qudratec the mounting instructions for the rails and it shows the parts but no sizes, no description, or part numbers.

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My 4dr had a set of holes that were already threaded, but by looking at that picture, the 2dr doesn't. So, you'll need (4) of those u-nuts, not (2). My bad......
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If you already have the Sahara steps there's no need for the threaded inserts because they will be already there.
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Lowes has it all, at good prices in their hardware drawers.
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Can you run ruin rails and factory steps at the same time?
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Originally Posted by Matthewd5
Can you run ruin rails and factory steps at the same time?
No but rubi rails use the same hardware so you o not need to buy anything if ou have steps



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