Installing the RubiGrid from Bulletpoint Mounting Solutions
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Installing the RubiGrid from Bulletpoint Mounting Solutions
I visited a local county park to demonstrate the simplicity of installing the RubiGrid system from Bulletpoint Mounting Solutions. I had zero tools aside from my EDC knife, but that didn't matter because Bulletpoint includes all necessary tools from allen keys to screwdrivers for their systems.
The RubiGrid comes standard with 2 mounts: 1 for your phone and 1 for your action camera. The RubiGrid is expandable to add 3 additional mounting solutions via their AMPS-style mounts for a total of 5 dash-mounted accessories! While that may seem like overkill, let's break it down:
1) phone mount (driver)
2) exterior action camera
3) backup camera
4) camper TMPS system
5) phone mount (passenger)
6) tablet mount
7) interior facing action camera
8) CB radio
9) GMRS radio
The options are only limited by what you want to mount with a wide range of accessories available on their website. Keep an eye on my Instagram for my various mounting configurations as I dial in the perfect setup for my adventures!
The Bulletpoint Mounting Solutions RubiGrid system is available exclusively for the Jeep Gladiator and Wrangler JL, but they offer a variety of mounting solutions for Jeep, RAM, and Ford.
Visit www.bulletpointmountingsolutions.com to purchase your mounting system and use discount code DRIVINGEVEREST to save 10% off your entire order.
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About Bulletpoint Mounting Solutions
Headquartered in Ohio, the home state of the Wrangler assembly plant, and serving the needs of Jeep, Bulletpoint Mounting Solutions is an independently owned and operated company. Founded by Jim and Ryan, two friends who met in college, the duo has more than two decades of automotive experience. The team is passionate about the outdoor lifestyle and wanted to offer quality parts at competitive prices. They wanted to bring quality to an industry that was flooded with cheap parts and poser brands. By using their knowledge of the offroad industry, they created Bulletpoint Mounting Solutions in 2016 and have grown into a nationally recognized leader.
Bulletpoint's goal is to deliver great service- high quality, quick turnaround and affordable prices.
Learn more at www.bulletpointmountingsolutions.com
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I didn’t know they were at Jeep Beach until I saw one of your videos. I’d have definitely bought that set up.
I've got a new video in the works that has my latest generation setup in there from Bulletpoint and how I use it. Stay tuned! If you shop online with them, you can use code DRIVINGEVEREST to save 10% on your setup.
This is the best video I can find about installing this. Thank you for being straight forward without all the useless box opening. I installed mine while watching. I just need one ball mount to install the tablet holder I ordered. I love the setup! ❤️
Thanks! Sometimes it’s a toss up of how much is too much and how little is too little. Glad this one hit the sweet spot for you! The tablet mount is super useful when working on the road.
Your videos keep getting better!
Practice practice practice!
Excellent video! Looks like a very nice setup!
It is! I’ve got some additional mounts on there now as I’m dialing in the perfect setup!
I’ve got a GPS 6” wide, but their website says the max width is 4” wide. Can I mount the gps vertically and then simply rotate clockwise? In other words, can you rotate your phone clockwise? Thanks
Yes, you can rotate any of the mounting options on the Bulletpoint system because they use ball heads. I’ve turned the phone mount horizontal to watch videos while riding shotgun before I added the tablet mount for the passenger. Another option is to use the magnetic mount which gives you an adhesive plate you stick on the back of your GPS and then mounts to a magnetic base on an arm. I’ll do a new video of my updated setup that includes various mounts and how I’ve configured it.
Thanks for the coupon code, I love mine and 10% off made it worth it. Any discount helps 🙏🙏
You’re welcome! Glad you’re liking it as much as I am!
Can you just buy the part that goes in the cubby, the base by itself
The base comes with 2 AMPS mounts, a phone mount, and a GoPro mount. It’s not currently sold as a standalone base. what would you attach to it?
@@DrivingEverest I have everything else I like the base it's more efficient for me. On the sight it gives u a option for the base for 29.99 just making sure
I stand corrected then! I didn’t know the base was available standalone. I love that they offer it like that.
@@DrivingEverest yea if you got to the package and go down to the drop down you can pick just the base, might wanna double check incase I'm seeing something wrong but that's what I get