Putco Molle Panels

[alan0614]

Anyone tried the Putco Molle panels? If so, thoughts?

https://www.putco.com/molle-panels

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[Trigganometry]

Anyone tried the Putco Molle panels? If so, thoughts?

https://www.putco.com/molle-panels

Little pricey. Driver side panel is $440. So a set of 3 is probably $1300 or so. Don’t need em that bad! ?

 

[alan0614]

Yep, I’m an idiot. Misread the pricing.

 

[Colo_Ranger]

I got the Built Right Industries on both sides. They are fantastic.

 

[Nollie]

Just ordered the built right ones for my passenger side and drivers front (I have a swing case in the rear). Worth a shot given the cost savings over Putco.

 

[Colo_Ranger]

Just ordered the built right ones for my passenger side and drivers front (I have a swing case in the rear). Worth a shot given the cost savings over Putco.

i would check the directions for installation. I don’t think you can do just the fronts. Don’t quote me, but I’d hate for you to get them and not be able to use them.

 

[Nollie]

i would check the directions for installation. I don’t think you can do just the fronts. Don’t quote me, but I’d hate for you to get them and not be able to use them.

Thanks for the heads up! I'll contact builtright tomorrow and sort it out. From their web site (emphasis mine):

"The Ranger panels can be used as a 4pc kit, of course, but the rear panels can also be used on their own, without the front panels. This allows users to setup their truck as needed and add to their system if their gear mounting needs change. The front panels cannot be used on their own, as they attach to the rear panels for support."

 

[FoD]

Thanks for the heads up! I'll contact builtright tomorrow and sort it out. From their web site (emphasis mine):

"The Ranger panels can be used as a 4pc kit, of course, but the rear panels can also be used on their own, without the front panels. This allows users to setup their truck as needed and add to their system if their gear mounting needs change. The front panels cannot be used on their own, as they attach to the rear panels for support."

You would have to provide a support bracket that the panel could bolt to on the rear of it.the bracket would need to attach to the bed and provide 3 bolt holes for the re st connection of the panel.

I have the Builtrights on my truck.

hope that helps

 

[alan0614]

What's the width between the Builtright panels, across the bed?

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