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I spent about an hour at fab shop this morning tweakin' the design of the mounting tabs. I wanted them as flat as possible against the body for the most surface area to distribute the load. Tabs are 1 1/2"x2" and are flat on body so the load is over a large area.

Still need to get powder coated but out of time for MOAB trip. I can still access roof rack from rear bumper. I installed rack, spare, and stood on rack... minor bounce with my 200# moving up there... I plan on replacing stock carrier stubs with bolts, not comfortable with amount of thread contact on studs. It's over built, I'm sure I could trim quite a few pounds from rack with a redesign.

Fingers crossed that is stays put... time for a beer...
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LOOKS GREAT! NICE JOB!!!
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GREAT Job! That looks really good!
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Anyone know how you get those goofy studs out, I tried six point sockets but it's in between metric sizes...

Replacements at 10mm 1.5 pitch 30mm long grade 8 bolts.
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Anyone know how you get those goofy studs out, I tried six point sockets but it's in between metric sizes...

Replacements at 10mm 1.5 pitch 40mm long grade 8 bolts.

1/4" wrench worked for me. They were a PIA to get out, but came out eventually.
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