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Too late to take them out, I put butyl tape under the brackets as well as covered everything in a healthy dose of dicor lap sealant. Hoping that will keep out the water! I think trimming the screws won't hurt anything though, correct?

s Thanks for the tips everyone! I ended up up just biting the bullet and mounting it lengthwise in a place where I hope that I can still have room for rain-gutter cross bars and eventually a roof box. Manhandling the panel on the roof alone was a little bit of a pain in the booty but I got it...

Hi! Currently my 100W Renogy panel is sitting on the roof of my van (2001 Dodge Ram Van). I'm trying to mount it alone and am having the problem of not getting the mounting brackets to be able to align with the roof support ribs. The brackets are too wide to fit in the "valleys" but not quite...

Going to be starting to actually build out my van (2001 Dodge Ram Van!) in the next few days. Its purpose will be to be my home in the summer while on extended climbing trips. Any tips on best layouts for climbing are definitely welcome as a PM or as a reply! Anyways, I've seen a mix of...

Just got a 2001 Dodge Ram Van to use for climbing adventures. It has no windows in the back, which since I don't really at all care about stealth is not a good thing.  What going to be the cheapest way of putting some windows in the back? If I rip some out of a conversion van at a pick-you-part...