5.11 Tactical JEEP JKU-Rubicon Full Goose Gear Side Cubbies Install Video
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- I help Goose Gear owner, Brian Fulton install Goose Gear's Jeep JKU Side Cubbies for 2007-2018 4 Door Jeeps into our 5.11 Tactical Jeep JKU-Rubicon Project vehicle.
This is as comprehensive as it gets.
The Jeep Plate System side cubbies feature a Bullet Line covered Baltic Birch plywood with storage cubbies in front of both roll bar locations in the rear cargo area. The cubbies serve as a great way to square up the rear cargo area and create additional lockable storage compartments. They are designed to work with the Goose Gear JKU Plate.
On 2007-2010 models the rear door does not have a hinge like found on the later models. The hinge cutout is precut into the cubbies and on early model 2007-2010 models you will see the vehicle body through the precut hole.
The Goose Gear plate system for the Jeep JKU is a direct bolt in unit and requires no drilling into your vehicle. The Side Cubbies require the purchase and installation of the Jeep JKU Floor Plate.
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Just an idea, maybe show what it looks like after ur install... just sayin
Rick Tedeschi for real! It just ended.
I waited 26 minutes then u didn’t show the final picture why 🤨
Because it was a video install for someone who needed to learn how to install it. Full video is available on the channel. (I know this is a response 1 year later...lol)
Before anyone complains of showing what it looks like afterward (you know who you are) pay attention to the first 5 seconds of the video!
Nice, but i would make my own. Can add dividers, and such to make it more versatile
IF you ever install a soft top you will have to cut reliefs in the back of the cubby system to install the rear clips, not a big deal but had to cut not only the plywood but the aluminum bracing under it as well, no room for the clips otherwise.
Not impressed....what are they actually good for.....maybe a final install overview with possible uses.
Im not really seeing this as necessarily game changing. Lot of work for little difference. Pass
So if I have rhino roff rack with the backbone, this wont have any problems with each other?
Just curious, why not use an electric tool for all the removals?
Personal preference - we were filming everything so hand tools are more dependable than running out of battery. Granted when dealing with stainless hardware you want to use hand tools vs. power tools to avoid potential galling/cold-welding.
Fantastic, good info, thank you.
Nice concept but I remove my roof during the summer months and this looks like it will make it morw work then it already is....again nice, but next time show the end results....and what about the sub woofer
Once you install the cubbies, how difficult is it to remove the hardtop?
David Black there’s a nut you have to be careful not to lose when removing the bolts holding the hardtop down. But as long as you stay on top of that it’s pretty simple.
Next time show the finished product.good thing I fast forward it althoughwise it would of been waste of my time.get with the program 5.11
Hey dude, it''s called a video install manual. Good thing you fast forwarded, that's called common sense. If you weren't looking for a video manual you shouldn't have clicked on a video manual video.
Hello, would I be correct in assuming that the cubbies for a 2 door JK are pretty similar?
Also to assume removing the hard top and putting on my soft top for the summer will be fine as long as I replace the one hard top bolt.
Great video by the way.
Thanks,
Louis Roy correct! And yeah, that one bolt will have to get replaced.
Wow, really fast reply. Thanks again. I also found the complete goose gear build series, very nice.
Now to work some overtime to get these
@@FixBreakRepeat are there any pictures of the 2 door version?
I would love it if they added power to these. Why not add usb ports and 12 volt for fridges etc.
Not explaining what the concept is? Goose gear what is it for? What does it do? What can you do?
Do you have to purchase the base plate ? Or will the side cubbies be fine without it ?
Ragnarok side cubbies can work independent of the base plate.
Do they make a 2door no back seat side subwoofer one??
t0m33r5 not sure on that. I’d reach out to them directly. They are pretty responsive.
there web says yes www.goose-gear.com/collections/jeep-jk-2011-2018
However, i gotta wear my gloves....lol..
This system will make removal of the hardtop difficult with the tie in of that bolt to the cubbie/hardtop.
The biggest difficulty is a nut that has a really bad habit of wanting to run away from you on the bottom, due to the sandwich style layers of the hardtop/and cubbie there is that piece, but I'd imagine the team over at GooseGear have a better method than I did.
Can that kit install on JK 2013 2 door
$845?
Yeah. Not cheap. Because it’s not cheap.
I have a 2008 with that stupid subwoofer...do you just get rid of it?
xbpbat21x if it’s in the floor of the rear area they have a kit that accommodates for it. If not you get an extra storage compartment. Contact Goose-Gear for more info before you order!
he called it a car. smh..
4 wheeled motorized trail people mover
Can you use these with a soft top?
MoodyGaming might want to check with them but they are coated and all hardware is stainless I’d say they are as weather proof as the rest of your interior back there.
I would love to install the 60/40 split in my truck...one day
Ray Kottre i totally would if I didn’t have two littles.