My 96 XJ is outfitted with JCR everything, bumper to bumper. I just installed the molle panels and cargo basket and wanted to mention that the last step (the long screw) is different. The trip pieces are much different and there is no screw to remove and replace. I had to drill a 1/8" hole through the plastic, then into the metal beneath in order to fasten that lower bracket. Thought you guys should know. Great products!
I have 4 young adults driving jeeps as of right now , ages from 20 to 30 years of age, Jeep Compass, 2 XJ's , Liberty, me wrangler - aka - dad , wife has commander with Hemi , the kids pay for all their own up grades and repairs, & insurance - is high for the new drivers, and in technology school or college, as we all buy an use your products we are advertising your name - really for free, but I get it,.. Just saying not downing anything..!! We very much enjoy all of your products! And thank all of who that is involved from start to finish in any of your products very much.!!
About to install these bad boys right now. I use my XJ for work and carry all kinds of tools and hardware in the back. It's about time I had a new place to put them. You guys should engineer something that attaches to those across the headliner for MORE attachments.
Just installed mine on the passenger side as well. Only regret was not buying both sides right away. Great fitment and looks great as well! Oh and thank you for being one of the few that still includes decals too
Just installed two of these. Love the product as always and can't wait to fill them with gear for the next camping trip....my only customer feedback would be to use regular bolts instead of Allen head bolts for the instillation hardware. Especially for the bolts directly behind the upper seatbelt bracket. Getting a racheting wrench on a regular bolt would be much easier than trying to squeeze an Allen wrench in that tight space. Other than that, %100 satisfied.
Looks like an awesome product. I know it costs money to engineer and produce some of these products but for the price of these panels I think I'll drop the money on upgrades somewhere else but hey I might get at least one side since I wanted something like this for a long time. Thanks for putting out cool stuff for the XJs
This is cool. You know what might be cool too? A panel like this that fills the driver side roll cage area in a TJ that’s over the rear wheel behind the driver.
I got one of these and am having some trouble getting it installed. Once you have the first 2 brackets in and mount the panel, how do you get to the nuts on the "window" side to tighten them down? Do you go in from the back? Are my hands and arms just too fat??
@@brimy311 It fit my 96 just fine. The missing screw in the plastic trim by the liftgate is not an issue. The hole in the sheet metal that is used on the 97 - 01 is there on my 96. I just drilled a small hole in my plastic trim and the screw went thru like the video.
I do agree great idea, but yes the price!!! Come on 99% mark up ? I do think most of us agree right at $ 99.89 would be about right price, and everyone involved making it, still can get payed!! Think about it , it's mostly young adults like 16 years of age to 20's - etc that has the XJ's and don't have that much of pay checks cuz so young and where they work like minimum wage less than 10.00 a hour.!! Come on guys help the younger Generation of the 4x4's enthusiast..!!
“1984-2001” my ass. The 1989 Jeep Cherokee I’m working on has lap belts stock so no way of getting the seatbelt mounting hardware to work and does not have a screw hole where the long self tapper and mounting bracket should fit. I’m gonna make it work but for the hundreds of dollars you’d think they’d look at more than a few model years. 👎
Help the younger generation trick out their 4x4's , JUST saying how about a program when the younger generation can provide proof of still in school or college and get some kind of discount like 10% on a set amount of like $60.00 or more would be very helpful..!!
JcrOffroad simple dermal or angle grinder and a few hours. It's a free market you don't have to be mad about people saying your asking too much for your product. Consumers are who buys your products. Their feedback is worth listening to.
@@aregularfishingguy6203 if customers want relatively low volume things made in America, this is what they cost. We appreciate the feedback, but it's either this price or we don't make it.
My 96 XJ is outfitted with JCR everything, bumper to bumper. I just installed the molle panels and cargo basket and wanted to mention that the last step (the long screw) is different. The trip pieces are much different and there is no screw to remove and replace. I had to drill a 1/8" hole through the plastic, then into the metal beneath in order to fasten that lower bracket. Thought you guys should know. Great products!
Thanks for letting us know!
Thanks for innovating and making new products for the XJ!
Looks like 2019 is the year of cool stuff for Jeep's. You guys are putting that in house powercoat set up to work.
I know they're expensive to make and made in US but it would be cool to get some sort of discount for buying a pair
I have 4 young adults driving jeeps as of right now , ages from 20 to 30 years of age, Jeep Compass, 2 XJ's , Liberty, me wrangler - aka - dad , wife has commander with Hemi , the kids pay for all their own up grades and repairs, & insurance - is high for the new drivers, and in technology school or college, as we all buy an use your products we are advertising your name - really for free, but I get it,.. Just saying not downing anything..!! We very much enjoy all of your products! And thank all of who that is involved from start to finish in any of your products very much.!!
About to install these bad boys right now. I use my XJ for work and carry all kinds of tools and hardware in the back. It's about time I had a new place to put them. You guys should engineer something that attaches to those across the headliner for MORE attachments.
My xj has this rear window molle panel too and I love it! It was bolt on from start to finish. Thanks JCROFFROAD 👍
Seriously, cool product!! Wish I had one of these when I had my XJ
Just installed mine on the passenger side as well. Only regret was not buying both sides right away. Great fitment and looks great as well! Oh and thank you for being one of the few that still includes decals too
Love this product, I need to get one..
Just installed two of these. Love the product as always and can't wait to fill them with gear for the next camping trip....my only customer feedback would be to use regular bolts instead of Allen head bolts for the instillation hardware. Especially for the bolts directly behind the upper seatbelt bracket. Getting a racheting wrench on a regular bolt would be much easier than trying to squeeze an Allen wrench in that tight space. Other than that, %100 satisfied.
Anything for the 2 door?
Looks like an awesome product. I know it costs money to engineer and produce some of these products but for the price of these panels I think I'll drop the money on upgrades somewhere else but hey I might get at least one side since I wanted something like this for a long time. Thanks for putting out cool stuff for the XJs
This is cool. You know what might be cool too? A panel like this that fills the driver side roll cage area in a TJ that’s over the rear wheel behind the driver.
Let them focus on the XJ. TJs already have a lot of extra stuff.
Sure. But it’d be awesome.
Keep watching! We'll get there.
I dropped two bolts down that damn seatbelt thing. One is still down there currently
This would be great with a gull wing window door panel to access the other side!
I’ve watched this quite a few times and besides it not lining up with the window, I can’t for the life of me figure out why it won’t fit 2D models?
We haven't tested that at the shop, unfortunately. 2 door XJs are pretty rare these days :(
@@JcrOffroad I know 😢 that’s why I have two of them. Maybe I could send one of them up there as a test subject for them? 😊
Plz test it
Weight limit?
I wonder if this setup rattles like crazy while offroad.
Make one for a 2 door plz
Can you lower the price to $100? $150 is a bit steep.
No, we cannot.
Chaconnors lol
@@JcrOffroad I will build my own then thanks for the idea I can build it for less than 50 bucks
Cool, lets us know how it turns out! We started building our own parts for our Jeeps, so we get it.
Do you guys make a 2 door version?
If you buy this and it works in a two door let me know!!
One problem, a lot of xj cargo nets use that same seat belt bolt as an anchor for there net.
I got one of these and am having some trouble getting it installed. Once you have the first 2 brackets in and mount the panel, how do you get to the nuts on the "window" side to tighten them down? Do you go in from the back? Are my hands and arms just too fat??
Please contact our tech support team at info@jcroffroad.com or 269-353-1184 and we can assist.
i desperately need something like this for my TJ, please help
Hi, will this work on a ZJ??? What would I have to modified. Thanks
We have not tried to fit this on a ZJ
Id love to buy this but no ones tested it on a 2 door
Kryok,
We do not have a 2-door XJ option.
Plz make one, I can't buy your cargo basket, or pet divider because they connect to the MOLLE panel I can't buy
Sorry, we do not have plans for that. We are batch manufacturer, not a custom shop.
will these hold a rotopax? not filled with gas, but the medical kit.
It should be no problem. A soft bag for your medical kit would take up less room, however.
Will this work with the River Raider Offroad ACC-1084 48" Hi-Lift Jack Mount?
We haven't tried. The only worry would be if all the material thickness moved the mounts too far inward for the seat to latch.
Does it come with any stickers?for added horsepower? Asking for a friend
It does come with a JCR sticker sheet for all the horsepowers.
Are these sold individually or in pairs?
Individually at: www.jcroffroad.com/product/XJRMP.html
Does it fit 87-96
It does not. We still need to prototype that.
@@brimy311 It fit my 96 just fine. The missing screw in the plastic trim by the liftgate is not an issue. The hole in the sheet metal that is used on the 97 - 01 is there on my 96. I just drilled a small hole in my plastic trim and the screw went thru like the video.
@@nightfalltransam I did the same thing on my 96.
Not to well
I have a 2 door xj :(
I do agree great idea, but yes the price!!! Come on 99% mark up ? I do think most of us agree right at $ 99.89 would be about right price, and everyone involved making it, still can get payed!! Think about it , it's mostly young adults like 16 years of age to 20's - etc that has the XJ's and don't have that much of pay checks cuz so young and where they work like minimum wage less than 10.00 a hour.!! Come on guys help the younger Generation of the 4x4's enthusiast..!!
“1984-2001” my ass. The 1989 Jeep Cherokee I’m working on has lap belts stock so no way of getting the seatbelt mounting hardware to work and does not have a screw hole where the long self tapper and mounting bracket should fit.
I’m gonna make it work but for the hundreds of dollars you’d think they’d look at more than a few model years. 👎
Help the younger generation trick out their 4x4's , JUST saying how about a program when the younger generation can provide proof of still in school or college and get some kind of discount like 10% on a set amount of like $60.00 or more would be very helpful..!!
The best way to get a discount on our products is to call the sales team directly and ask :) 269-353-1184
I like it! I’m here to say that you should lower the price to $15.99 with free shipping. 😂
Was about to buy tell I saw they are $150 a side.
Just wait a year and someone will be selling Chinese ones on eBay for $99.
Haha if they were selling a Chinese nock off it would be $29.95 shipped
@@aregularfishingguy6203 There are over 150 laser pierces per part on these, so probably not that cheap.
JcrOffroad simple dermal or angle grinder and a few hours. It's a free market you don't have to be mad about people saying your asking too much for your product. Consumers are who buys your products. Their feedback is worth listening to.
@@aregularfishingguy6203 if customers want relatively low volume things made in America, this is what they cost. We appreciate the feedback, but it's either this price or we don't make it.