Adding L-track rails for exterior doors?

[Todd]

Has anyone found a supplier for L-track rails for the doors? I have found a lot of options, but unsure what would look most stock? I have the bumpers currently.

Or does anyone know what dimensions would fit?
I found these that look promising...

Thanks!

 

[TheDocAUS]

There is a thread on after market fitting of tracks. I will try and find it.

L tracks and tie down rings generally is here. Also this thread here.

 

[Todd]

There is a thread on after market fitting of tracks. I will try and find it.

L tracks and tie down rings generally is here. Also this thread here.

I appreciate your help but both of those are about the attachments as far as I can tell. I am looking for help for the rails themselves.

 

[TheDocAUS]

I appreciate your help but both of those are about the attachments as far as I can tell. I am looking for help for the rails themselves.

There is another thread, which I cannot locate. Maybe you can.

 

[TheDocAUS]

There are two suppliers of aftermarket L track noted in this post. You will need to find the US agents.

 

[Todd]

There are two suppliers of aftermarket L track noted in this post. You will need to find the US agents.

ok. Thank you for your help

 

[bamanuke]

Has anyone found a supplier for L-track rails for the doors? I have found a lot of options, but unsure what would look most stock? I have the bumpers currently.

Or does anyone know what dimensions would fit?
I found these that look promising...

Thanks!

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check with the dealer. I ordered the ones for the rear quarter panels with hardware and it was less than $200.00. (and all the holes line up)

 

[pmatusov]

You need undrilled 1" (25mm)-wide L-track. The Grenadier L-track mounting hole spacing is on a 2" spacing grid, but neither 4" nor 6" nor regular.

 

[Jeffrey]

The VanEssentials 1" wide rectangular cross section L-track fits in the channel just fine, but you need to be able to precisely measure and drill/countersink new holes to match the threaded holes on the vehicle. I cut from both ends to be able to use one or two of the VE provided holes and added the remaining ones myself. Not hard for me since I'm a machinist and have my own shop (not to mention over 50 years of metalworking experience). If this is not your comfort zone, then take your vehicle and the L-track to a local machinist and have them measure and cut it for you.

 

[pmatusov]

... and if you don't have your own shop, a hacksaw works fine.
You have to cut on both sides indeed, and be precise with the drilling. You will need 1/2" countersink bit to finish the holes, and a bunch of flathead 6mm screws (can't remember 20 or 25mm long). Stainless Allen head screws make for a nice finish; remember to use some anti-seize on the threads.

 

[pmatusov]

Here's the source of undrilled narrow L-track: https://shop.rre-global.com/product...75mm-sealand-pro?_pos=25&_sid=f05154815&_ss=r

 

[Adamc1303]

Agile off-road sells the actual ineos part. I got mine from them but I later called a dealer when they took forever to ship and they were priced less than agile by like 40 bucks.