You can replace the OEM bolts with thumb screws
Jeephardware.com sells a kit
your wife megan mullally is funny AF btw
Because you can’t install a thumbscrew with a machine and that allows for error in the process- A proper torque value can be built into the equipment used with a traditional fastener.
I bet someone makes a driver for those. I've seen drivers for wingnuts on a production line. In fact, you can buy them on Amazon:
[URL]https://www.amazon.com/s?k=wing+nut+driver&i=tools&ref=nb_sb_noss_1[/URL]
They do - there’s just only so much variation a manufacture is going to go for-
Plus you have to be able to perform the task without damage to the vehicle and in a certain time frame- At least that’s my theory
Do you think I look like Nick Offerman? I've never heard that before if that's what you mean
Because you can’t install a thumbscrew with a machine and that allows for error in the process- A proper torque value can be built into the equipment used with a traditional fastener.
I would add 'for safety'.
Anything that is designed to come apart easily will.
A thumb screw can be bumped by cargo or loosened by a kid.
Next thing you know...
Very good. Have you guys ever wondered if they ever considered nutserts for them ..I realize you need some movement for adjustment boy those things can be aggravating , specially up around the rollbar.
One of these kits are what i used.
[URL]https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FPB9R7U/?tag=wranglerorg-20[/URL]