Thanks, yes it's the 2door cover that I can't find
I really like the Dominion Off Road Hi-Lift mount. Simple and elegant design. But the Hi-Lift jack itself rattles like crazy so I decided not to permanently keep the jack inside the vehicle but only take it with me on certain trips where I think I might need it.Some inspiration:
4-door only of course... http://www.dominionoffroad.com/
Not sure if this will work on a 2-door:
2 dr owners are practical.Who said 2 door aren’t practical
In regards to this post, the original poster got back to me with some info about their shovel mount.
AirportDave said:
Looks like this is the mount used:In regards to this post, the original poster got back to me with some info about their shovel mount.
I saw an install video for a 2 door, and they removed the rear hook loops on both sides. Then the spacers go where the bolts were, then the box is set on top of those. The drawer removes, then the bolts go through the bottom of the box, through the spacers and bolt into the threads for the loop mounts.I posted this on another thread, but posting here since it's on-topic. Recently installed the Rough Country storage box/drawer in my 2 door. Their site says that it works in the 4 door or the 2 door, and it does, but they don't explain how it's supposed to be secured in a 2 door. I have an e-mail out to them asking, but no response yet.
I improvised.
It comes with 4 spacers and 4 bolts that are used for a 4 door installation. For mine, I had to use 2 spacers on each side to secure the front of the box (which is toward the back of the Jeep). This also meant that I had to go buy longer bolts.
For the rear of the box, it would just be resting on the steel hoops where the rear seat latches. This isn't ideal; not to mention it will tilt up when the drawer is fully extended.
I had some leftover RAM flat-surface base mounts from a prior vehicle, and those worked great to support the rear of the box and allow it to clear the steel hoops. Then I used some heavy-duty zip ties and washers to hold the rear of the box down. It's working well, but I will probably try to find a more robust way to secure it down in the future. Plus, I'm waiting to see how Rough Country did their 2 door install....
Installed in this manner, it does still allow access to the under-floor storage area in the back.
https://www.roughcountry.com/jeep-m...7c3zEzk7vVxeJseY0MEFT0WIeI25wiQxoCeLIQAvD_BwE
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I was looking at that option. Can you mount/move things with the grid in place or do you have to take it off to properly mount things?I used a MOLLE panel by JCR Off-road for some extra storage in the back.
Yeah, that was the video I saw. Nothing on the floor, no mats, just the 4 spacers and bolted through the spacers to the floor. It puts it darn near flush with the rear door, and the seats are flipped forward I think. On the 4 door pics, on their website, they show it moved forward using only the front two of those ring attachments, with a small space to the rear and one set of rings showing. Fits easily behind the rear seat of the 4 door. They pull a pair of the more forward hooks for the front bolts.
Easily add things after the panel is installed, no need to pull it off each time you would like to add or move something.
Hello, has anyone installed half of a drawer system like this in a two door with rear seats removed? I'm looking at either ARB or Overland Vehicle Systems' drawer systems.
This may fit the bill, if you install the box to the rear.
