anyone/company make molle webbing?

mrevilandy

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hello, I didn't find what I wanted via goodle/search. Does anyone know any company or even ideas how to make/install molle webbing in the 4runner? I mainly want to have the rear tailgate molle webbed and possible the sides of the rear cargo area.
 
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Making the webbing isn't hard. I can get you measurements and stuff.

The fabric that you would need would be expensive, and you'd probably have to do something about the lift gate struts to make sure the hatch could support the weight.

CoverKing makes seat covers that have MOLLE built into the back.

I was looking at them, but don't like the look, so I'm trying my hand at making some of my own. :)
 
is there anywhere that you can get the metal Molle Panels in various sizes? I'm thinking on of those bolted to my rollbar may be the perfect thing to hang first aid, fire extinguisher and an EDC bag off of.
 
Custom metal shop?

Or see if [MENTION=55891]Bandit Runner[/MENTION] can help ya out. Seem to recall something from him about water jet cutting??
 
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is there anywhere that you can get the metal Molle Panels in various sizes? I'm thinking on of those bolted to my rollbar may be the perfect thing to hang first aid, fire extinguisher and an EDC bag off of.

Man... you're making me want to dig up some old notes & designs I have scribbled around here regarding MOLLE mounting systems for 4Runners. lol

You could try contacting someone like:
http://store.springtailsolutions.com/

They were pretty quick to blow me off a few years ago when I contacted them about maybe doing R&D for 4Runners, but I think they have some universal plates or what not. But their quality is good and I love their STAT bags.
 
Custom metal shop?

Or see if [MENTION=12884]Bandit[/MENTION]Runner can help ya out. Seem to recall something from him about water jet cutting??

I don't know of any places with a plasma table or waterjet near me, but if I poked around I may be able to find someone.
 
Man... you're making me want to dig up some old notes & designs I have scribbled around here regarding MOLLE mounting systems for 4Runners. lol

You could try contacting someone like:
Welcome to Springtail Solutions - MOLLE Storage, recover wasted space

They were pretty quick to blow me off a few years ago when I contacted them about maybe doing R&D for 4Runners, but I think they have some universal plates or what not. But their quality is good and I love their STAT bags.

Thanks for the link, I'll take a look at it. I think I saw his stuff on ebay when I was searching earlier.
 
JK Jeep MOLLE Panel for "Front" Seat | eBay

Here is an Ebay seller that makes metal Molle panels for jeeps, he might make custom stuff: alanjk427 | eBay

Here is a how-to Molle/aluminum panel: Rear Cargo Window MOLLE Panel Storage ** Installed 11/17/2010 ** - Second Generation Nissan Xterra Forums (2005+)

Man, I never even thought of putting fabric style netting onto a piece of sheetmetal lol, I though about trying to hang it between the gap in the 2 bars on the rollbar, but I thought it would've been a lot of work for basically no space. I could definitely plasma cut any size/shape piece of sheetmetal myself, but I would have to find a place to either buy or make the webbing still.
 
Man, I never even thought of putting fabric style netting onto a piece of sheetmetal lol, I though about trying to hang it between the gap in the 2 bars on the rollbar, but I thought it would've been a lot of work for basically no space. I could definitely plasma cut any size/shape piece of sheetmetal myself, but I would have to find a place to either buy or make the webbing still.


Why do you have to buy the webbing?

If you can plasma cut anything, then make it to the dimensions of the MOLLE, and then buy the pouches. They already have the straps on the back.

Maybe I'm just misunderstanding the link because I can't see the pics.....
 


I just used some steel grate that was cut out of a van's cargo partition. It's fastened to the window pinch weld using a few self tapping screws.
 

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