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ARB BASE Rack Adventure Mount Kit
$167.00
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$167.00
$167.00
Tech Specs
- Brand
- ARB
- SKU
- ARB1780200K3
- Manufacturer part number
- 1780200K3
- Category
- Roofs & Roof Accessories › Roof Rack
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
Get ready for ultimate overlanding with this adventure kit. It includes a Narrow Bridge Plate to secure your roof top tent under the stars, and a Quick-Release Awning Bracket for easy use of your vehicle with or without the awning affixed. Additional cargo is easily secured to the BASE Rack with the included set of Eye Bolt Tie Downs that mount to any edge of the BASE Rack's versatile dovetail track.
- Quick-Release Awning Bracket allows your awning to be removed from the rack in no time. The powder-coated steel brackets attach to the perimeter of the dovetail track and offer flexibility in mounting with a ?high' and ?low' position.
- Eye Bolt Tie Downs supplied as a set of four, are comprised of forged steel eye nuts and powder-coated aluminum blocks, they provide 440lb lashing capacity and can fit anywhere on the dovetail extrusion.
- Narrow Bridge Plate is ideal for mounting roof top tents. Its four powder-coated steel brackets attach between cross beams to securely affix a tent but keep install and removal quick and easy.
- Mounts are easy to attach, detach and rearrange on the BASE Rack.
- Eye Bolt Tie Downs Supplied As A Set Of Four
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