Multi Plates
Another new product launched in 2022, Gamiviti continues to add unique value to the industry with the launch of the innovative new multi plate. This multi-functional plate is intended to bridge the gap between just about any roof rack, and just about any accessory, as well as provide three additional mounting solutions using other Gamiviti products.
Gamiviti multi plate
Mounting options include:
Mounts flat to any “extrusion” roof rack using your own track nut hardware. This includes Prinsu, Sherpa, Uptop, Bowfin, Prospeed, Victory, and more.
Mounts flat to any “platform” roof rack using your own channel hardware. This includes Rhino, Frontrunner, Eezi- Awn, even the ARB Base rack (using their proprietary dovetail attachment hardware).
Mounts flat to all Gamiviti racks either directly bolted to the rack plates, or using tube clamps.
Direct bolt-up to the accessory adapter of the Gamiviti spare tire receiver system. Allows this plate to mount vertically, behind your spare tire.
Direct bolt-up to the Gamiviti rack receivers. Allows this plate to mount vertically, on the side of your rack.
Direct bolt-up to the Gamiviti OEM Rail Awning brackets. Allows this plate to mount vertically on the side of your OEM roof rack rail.
Accessory mounting options include:
Direct bolt-up for Maxtrax pin mounts, Tredpro pins, or threaded inserts to secure Maxtrax, Action Trax, or Tredpros recovery boards.
Direct bolt-up for Rotopax mounts, including 2 Gen1 packs nested together, 2 packs separate, or 1 pack centered.
Multiple holes for adding Quickfist clamps, providing solutions for shovels, axes, and other small tools.
Multiple holes for Hi Lift mounts, providing another way to securely carry your hi lift jack.
Mounting option for Traction Boards
These plates are compatible with the Maxtrax Pin mounts, which work on both Maxtrax and Action Trax. We’ll also add the threaded inserts & knobs that we’ve been doing with our own traction ramp brackets by request (just ask). The hole spacing is the same for the Tredpros, if you have those, and for any other traction ramp you will likely find a way to make this work, if need be drilling a couple of holes. Once you resolve how to mount your boards to the Multi Plate, you can then mount the Multi Plate flat to your rack, to your spare tire, or side of the rack.
mounting option for Rotopax
Use 1 or 2 of the Rotopax pack mounts to securely hold your Rotopax fuel and water containers. Add a pack mount extension to double up. Then decide between mounting the plate flat to your rack, to the side of your rack, or to your spare tire.
mounting option for Other Accessories
Your only limits here are the accessories you own, your creativity, and your common sense. Create a plate full of axes and shovels for one event, maybe a small mini hoop for another. First aid kits, water heaters, propane tanks, flashlights, and can crushers are just some of the items you can add to your Multi Plate. Then decide if you want to run it on top of your rack, on the side of your rack, or on your spare tire.
Mounting options: For all extrusion racks and tray racks, you’re going to use your own hardware for this, specific to your individual rack and cross bars. So select the “no hardware” option below. For Gamiviti racks, select the tube clamp option, which will allow you to mount this plate anywhere on top of your Gamiviti rack. Rack receivers allow for sideways mounting on the sides of most roof racks (adapter plates required for extrusion racks, see the rack brackets page) and if ordered together your order will include the bolts to connect the multi plate to the rack receiver, same as if you also order the OEM rail awning brackets. And remember the spare tire receiver system works on Toyota/Lexus vehicles only- Jeep and SxS hubs are too small for a 2” receiver hitch to pass through.
video
See the overview of the multi plate, including a few of the mounting solutions.
Like every product we sell, you are modifying your vehicle, making your own decisions. Gamiviti would never suggest altering a vehicle in a way that jeopardizes safety, nor does it assume any responsibility for your decisions.