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View attachment IMG_5967.jpegDo these look familiar to anyone? Or does anyone have advice on how to track down what will fit? Thanks
Trying to figure out what brand these roof rack tracks are
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hmm hard to tell from the pic. could be yakima, thule, or even some generic aluminum ones. do you have any markings on them or know what year jeep it is? that usually narrows it down. my old JK had some cheap amazon ones that looked similar lol
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Could be about anything. Check withe the cap manufacturer, may have been an option.
Otherwise, I would pull the installed accessory and measure the t-nut. You could order a bunch of them with stainless hardware and mount whatever you like.
Otherwise, I would pull the installed accessory and measure the t-nut. You could order a bunch of them with stainless hardware and mount whatever you like.
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They really look like basic roof rack track. I bet Yakima's Landing Pad 1 or Thule 187201 would fit without an issue. Pretty much all of the T-slot rack gear is the same size. Even a first generation Ford Escape uses the same size roof rack track.
I am currently working on adding a rack to my trucks topper. For the tracks, I am using Yakima's tracks that will bolt through the topper's roof. They looks very similar to yours. The problem is, these rack companies charge a boat load for the pad that bolts to the track and the towers that hold the rails... before even buying the crossbars. I am building a simple bracket that will bolt to the track and support an aluminum extrusion crossbar.
I am currently working on adding a rack to my trucks topper. For the tracks, I am using Yakima's tracks that will bolt through the topper's roof. They looks very similar to yours. The problem is, these rack companies charge a boat load for the pad that bolts to the track and the towers that hold the rails... before even buying the crossbars. I am building a simple bracket that will bolt to the track and support an aluminum extrusion crossbar.
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