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That picture is from the accessories catalog for an extra cross bar. Here it is.BTW that pic in my post is not taken from the actual parts catalog - I just found it online. So I'm not positive of the number of cross bars it will come with but I'd "assume" that it would be identical to whatever you get had you ordered it as an option on your build.
For what is is worth, here is a pic of the underside of the back clamping crossbar as it connects to the rail. If they part out the back crossbar and rails seperate or if you buy two OEM roof racks, it looks like its possible to recreate.Any one know if it’s possible to just get two rear cross bars for the rear section this is what I am trying to do on mine. I know it’s possible just don’t know how to go about it.
Thia is my goal. A rack that only mouse to the back clamshell so that I can take off all the top panels without issue.
Can you share the part number for the kit? Thanks!UPDATED 11/17/2021: my dealer's order of the OEM roof rack kit was "rejected" because of unavailability. Go figure. The good news is that there is a part number for the kit so at some point, it will be buyable. Hopefully the aftermarket comes to the rescue soon with a better quality/price (value) soon.
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For those people who were not able to add the roof rails/roof rack to their 2021 builds (4-door, SAS, 2.7), I think there is now a solution. My dealer had his people identify that the kit can be ordered via "parts" (not "accessories"). He has ordered it for me and will let me know if it indeed included everything needed when it arrives.
The cost is high at $800. However, he said that if one were to order it part by part, the total cost would be $1900.
I'll will report back when he receives it.
Looks like this is where my reward points are going (if my f'ing Bronco ever gets off dirt mountain!).
If anyone is aware of an aftermarket equivalent for less money, I am all ears.
Are you still thinking about selling your roof rack? I have OEM Rock Rails or the OEM Step Bars to trade.Here is what the factory rack looks like for a 4 door. There are predrilled and tapped holes at the front of the rails to add an additional cross bar or to move the middle one to the front. I would sell mine for $800 or trade for OEM steps. I bought mine to haul my kayaks but in the ~18 month wait, I now have two additional kayaks and I can't haul that many on top. I modified one of my trailers to accommodate them or a combination of kayaks and a quad.
According to my dealer the part number he ordered is:Can you share the part number for the kit? Thanks!
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Now I'm just waiting for someone with mediocre photoshop skills to present some concepts of this idea.
Here's how I got my Tremor to fit.
According to my dealer the part number he ordered is:
Thanks, I appreciate you doing this legwork. Looking around it seems like it runs a little over $600. Not as good as the $365 when adding to the vehicle build but also not horrible. I wasn't able to find any parts sites that had photos or even a proper description of this item number yet. Has anyone else been able to confirm this is the right part for entire roof rail kit on the four door?According to my dealer the part number he ordered is:
It is the same part # my dealer found as well but it's not available yet according to the parts rep.Thanks, I appreciate you doing this legwork. Looking around it seems like it runs a little over $600. Not as good as the $365 when adding to the vehicle build but also not horrible. I wasn't able to find any parts sites that had photos or even a proper description of this item number yet. Has anyone else been able to confirm this is the right part for entire roof rail kit on the four door?
I reached out to my dealer but haven't yet heard back on it. I would imagine the part won't be unavailable for some time, at least until they have more than they need for the new vehicles, similar to hard tops and all other constraints. But for me, knowing that I can at least buy it as a reasonably priced kit down the road for my current vehicle spec that still won't allow it to be added is nice to know.It is the same part # my dealer found as well but it's not available yet according to the parts rep.