Rubicon Rock Rails

[mjaffe13]

I got a set of stock Rubicon rock rails and was going to have a friend put them on before I take it off road next weekend but figured if it wasn't going to be too pricey to see if the dealership I work at could do it. They told me to get the instructions for putting them on before they could price how much it would cost me. Can't seem to find them anywhere. If anyone knows a link or somewhere to find them please send it my way! Thanks in advance !

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[maus92]

I got a set of stock Rubicon rock rails and was going to have a friend put them on before I take it off road next weekend but figured if it wasn't going to be too pricey to see if the dealership I work at could do it. They told me to get the instructions for putting them on before they could price how much it would cost me. Can't seem to find them anywhere. If anyone knows a link or somewhere to find them please send it my way! Thanks in advance !

It's very easy to do. Takes about 1/2 hour.

Install instructions:
https://www.quadratec.com/sites/default/files/installation_instructions/75747.pdf

 

[redelses]

it's pretty easy to get on there, just need a little help aligning the bolts with the holes at the pinch seam. a second pair of hands will help, or something about 8-10" tall (box?) to place one end on while you align the other end. once you get those bolts aligned, it's just a matter of tightening the frame bolts and panel nuts.

 

[EMJeep]

I wouldn’t pay anyone to install these. I put them on in about 30 minutes, no instructions, no help. My only warning is that if the holes are not lining up properly then you have most likely mixed up the right side from the left. Don’t force it, they slide right in place. Then just tighten everything up.

 

[mjaffe13]

I wouldn’t pay anyone to install these. I put them on in about 30 minutes, no instructions, no help. My only warning is that if the holes are not lining up properly then you have most likely mixed up the right side from the left. Don’t force it, they slide right in place. Then just tighten everything up.

Only would since I'm at work anyways... working on a price don't think they'll charge me anything if they do it wouldn't be much. Would be free to have a friend to do it but I'm always at work so it's hard to find the time.

 

[mjaffe13]

it's pretty easy to get on there, just need a little help aligning the bolts with the holes at the pinch seam. a second pair of hands will help, or something about 8-10" tall (box?) to place one end on while you align the other end. once you get those bolts aligned, it's just a matter of tightening the frame bolts and panel nuts.

They'll line up with the bolts on my Sahara correct? Just switching them out basically.

 

[redelses]

They'll line up with the bolts on my Sahara correct? Just switching them out basically.

Yes. As someone else said earlier, if they are not matching up, it's likely that the left/right rails need to be switched. But if time is an issue, it really is 30 minutes or less for someone to do so hopefully someone is charging you a reasonable fee (I would say less than $50 for sure).

 

[klhjeep2018]

Anyone know if you can add side steps if you keep the UL stock Rubicon rock rails on?
And if so what kind?
Thanks for any advise!!!

 

[maus92]

Anyone know if you can add side steps if you keep the UL stock Rubicon rock rails on?
And if so what kind?
Thanks for any advise!!!

You cannot use the Mopar side steps in conjunction with the Rubicon rails, that is for sure - they use the same mounting points.

 

[klhjeep2018]

You cannot use the Mopar side steps in conjunction with the Rubicon rails, that is for sure - they use the same mounting points.

Thanks

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