Do you want to never use body clips again? This clipless body latches bolts directly onto your SCX10.3 Jeep with minimal modification to the truck (100% reversible). Please note that the front screw holes need the last little bit of plastic at the end pushed out (explained in install video, this is minor and does not affect the truck if you want to remove this upgrade. It snaps into the lower portion of the truck and allows for a secure hold on the body without using body clips. This system includes a front and rear latch. The front latch uses existing holes for the front radiator and lights. The rear using the existing structure to mount to. Fitment for both JLU and Gladiator, just select which in the drop down when adding to cart. The front is identical, but the rear design is different between the two trucks. Simply press towards the center of the truck on the bottom of the latches and the body releases allowing you to open it up. When running trails or crawling rocks the latch stays secure and holds the body in place. I performed FEA (simulation) on this design so I expect it to last a very long time barring any abuse. This part is resin printed in Formlabs Tough 2000 so it is closer in comparison to ABS than your typical 3D printed plastic. Majority of aftermarket bumpers should work with this design as most mount onto the outside and this is on the inside (see last few pictures).
Warranty Note: There is an initial fitment guarantee on this item for stock trucks (if you have an issue with it fitting please reach out), but no long term warranty. If it breaks in the first 30 days after receiving it please reach out to me and I can work to replace it at a deeply discounted price. If it breaks anytime after that please reach out and I would be happy to help understand the failure and get you a discounted replacement. Since the design is two parts and if only one part breaks I will help you replace that single piece at a discounted rate. I want to make sure my customers are happy so please reach out if you have any issues.
