Molle Bed Panels With A Hard Tri-Fold Tonneau Cover... Anybody Done It?

rustytaco · 2026-01-13T22:17:38+00:00

Just got my new billet aluminum rear links for the truck! 74Weld recently dropped these. You can buy them individually, but I got the entire rear kit. They offer everything you need. Rear upper and lower links, and the panhard/track bar. The new coil spring rear end is great, but the rear links and their components are especially vulnerable. I dragged them on a bunch of rocks last year in Colorado and bent my rear lower driver's side pretty good. So these are a welcome upgrade. In the future, 74 said they will release an adjustable set. These are technically prototypes, with the adjustable ones expected to be released later this month. They're offered in raw aluminum, black, and malibu gray. I really like the joints they chose. They are similar to OEM in that they are mainly rubber, but offer better articulation and support. Heims and stuff like that are cool, but they need WAY more maintenance. This setup is built to last. Quick specs and features... - CNC machined 6061 aluminum - anodized for protection and corrosion resistance - maintenance free Rock Krawler Adventure Series flex joints - fits all new gen Toyotas and GX550 Links to everything below... https://motorsports.74weld.com/product/new-gen-toyota-billet-rear-lower-links/ https://motorsports.74weld.com/product/new-gen-toyota-billet-rear-track-bar/ https://motorsports.74weld.com/product/new-gen-toyota-billet-rear-upper-links/ I love the etched out 74Weld logo. My bent rear lower link... Killer packaging. Everything came individually wrapped with foam, etc. No damage at all!

R D

New member

Dec 16, 2025

I just picked up a new Tacoma and had the dealer install a hard tri-fold tonneau cover. I love these tonneaus as I've had them on 5 different trucks throughout the years.

These new 4th Gen's mount the tonneaus to the inside bed rail. I put Molle panels in my 4Runner inside the rear corners and they're insanely useful and I'd like to mount Molle panels on the inside of the bed walls of my Tacoma.

Some manufacturers mount their Molle panels on the outside of bed rail and some mount their Molle panels on the backside of the bed rails.

Has anybody tackled this yet? I appreciate the feedback and help.