This rack does NOT fit the Rigid Adapt 40” light bar. I would’ve thought that they considered the biggest players in the OffRoad lighting world, but apparently they forgot about Rigid?!? The build quality of the rack itself could use improvement, their logo on the front fairing has an error on mine. Also the hardware came completely unsorted and could be a stronger grade alloy. I will be searching for a new rack that will actually fit my 40” lightbar.

After installing I’m not too impressed. The powder coat is very very thin it has been scratched off in a couple different spots during installation. The mounting brackets should of been made to accept the factor bolts since they already have gaskets. Seems like y’all updated the mid mounting brackets I didn’t have to cut anything on the 22 4Runner like video said I would have to do. The front fairing doesn’t fit as snug as I was hoping. It doesn’t hug the roof only hugs in the middle and maybe about 8 or so inches to the left and right. At first there was a ton of wind vibration but after some tweaking I got most of it taking care of.

After installing I’m not too impressed. The powder coat is very very thin it has been scratched off in a couple different spots during installation. The mounting brackets should of been made to accept the factor bolts since they already have gaskets. Seems like y’all updated the mid mounting brackets I didn’t have to cut anything on the 22 4Runner like video said I would have to do. The front fairing doesn’t fit as snug as I was hoping. It doesn’t hug the roof only hugs in the middle and maybe about 8 or so inches to the left and right. At first there was a ton of wind vibration but after some tweaking I got most of it taking care of.

After installing I’m not too impressed. The powder coat is very very thin it has been scratched off in a couple different spots during installation. The mounting brackets should of been made to accept the factor bolts since they already have gaskets. Seems like y’all updated the mid mounting brackets I didn’t have to cut anything on the 22 4Runner like video said I would have to do. The front fairing doesn’t fit as snug as I was hoping. It doesn’t hug the roof only hugs in the middle and maybe about 8 or so inches to the left and right. At first there was a ton of wind vibration but after some tweaking I got most of it taking care of.

While the mount will hold my jack, there is a big gap between the mount and the jack itself. If you were to mount it has the pictures suggest it leaves a 1/4 to 1/2 gap between the mount and the jack. This is because it looks like they didn’t take into consideration the thickness of the lever holder when designing it. If you angle your jack so that it will sit flush to the stand, the mounting holes don’t match up. I have also tried to modify the mount so it would hold the jack better, but without extending the jack, it won’t fit snugly. Additionally, the wing nuts that they include with the jack, came loose with in the first 30 minutes of off roading. I would recommend unless they fix the design, you go with a different jack stand than this one. I regret buying this.

After installing, I'm not too impressed. The powder coat is very very thin, it has been scratched off in a couple different spots during installation. The mounting brackets should of been made to accept the factor bolts since they already have gaskets. Seems like y'all updated the mid mounting brackets, I didn't have to cut anything on the 22 4Runner, like video said I would have to do. The front fairing doesn't fit as snug as I was hoping. It doesn't hug the roof, only hugs in the middle and maybe about 8 or so inches to the left and right. At first there was a ton of wind vibration, but after some tweaking, I got most of it taking care of.

If you plan on mounting a handgun, plan on upgrading the attachment points. The screws supplied pulled out of the center console almost immediately. Anything more than a knife or small pouch I wouldn't plan on using the supplied screws.

2 stars review! I got the rack in 6 days, when the expecting time was 10-15 days for the rack plus shipping. It was very fast! 5 start on that! then I installed it and doesn't fit like the video they have on the website. also, they send me the wrong hardware kit, more bolts less nuts. I paid $1000+ and I need to buy NUTS!! ok, not problem. I email the company and I wrote them 3 times to get an answer. to be short, they sent me a new hardware mounts because they think that is the problem and they send me the same number mounting kit and still having the same problem. $1000+ bucks and doesn't fit well!

Perforated light bar filler panel is not on par with Victory products but buying a $600 light bar is a bit steep too. It is far too flimsy and makes a spectacular bumper look less than perfect (yes Victory 4 x 4, I chose my words wisely because your bumpers are beautiful). Consider a filler panel that is of a higher gauge please.

I absolutely love the design and look of this ladder. The issue is, I have had it installed for only 3 months and have had to reinstall it 3 times now. I have replaced the provided adhesive after extensive cleaning and still have issues with the top mounting bracket sliding forward, which makes contact with the paint and scrapes it off. Extremely frustrating to have to remount the ladder every month due to poor adhesive provided. From what I can tell, this is a very common problem and I would not recommend this to anyone else until a better adhesive is provided with the kit.