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Tepui Kukenam XL Ruggedized RTT + Annex for sale - $2100 Craigslist Ad: Tepui Kukenam XL Ruggedized RTT + Annex for sale Tepui Kukenam XL Ruggedized RTT + Annex for sale - $2100 The Kukenam XL Ruggedized Roof Top Tent is the toughest Tepui roof top tent on the market. It is perfect for 4x4...

Here's a pic... If you zoom in you can see it i think.

weeeee make sure that you take into account the size of the RTT rails. Mine would only fit on one side and was really close on the other side but wouldn't make it. I had to run the RTT rails width wise across the truck.

I've had mine on for a while and definitely got them dirty... It always comes off... Mine are plastidip'd

Hey guys, I keep getting PMs asking for my longer term review of this lift so I figured I'd post my latest response here: In short, I am very happy with the lift! I've had it on a bit over a year, and this truck is my DD. Rides great on the road, and has done everything I've thrown at it...

I had ATPs on my Tundra, AT3s on the 4runner when I got it last may and last October I put the St maxx's on the 4runner and I love them! ATPs and AT3s do well Offroad and pretty good on road and I'd say the on road manners (including rain) of the St maxx is on par with them. Off road the St maxx...

I've got the Tepui Kukenam XL Ruggedized... Here is how it looks below. You end up with about 12" of space on the front of the rack if you get the same one as me (eezi awn k9 2.2m) and mout it as far back as you can. I'm loving the tent though and highly recommend it, and can confirm 4 adults...

Just my 2 cents, but I have bullet liner on my sliders and despite the rocks I've hit I have no damage whatsoever. I completely understand the concerns around a bed liner on the sliders, but just wanted to let you all know that mine is holding strong with no problems at all. And it is nice and...

I was wondering the same thing. If you find out let us know!! Thanks!

We'll definitely be there!!

Perfect, thank you very much!

Just got mine in! What are you guys using to stick these to the truck? I assume double sided tape but is there a preferred one that holds up to the elements better? And, are you cutting the tape with an exacto knife or something similar?

Here would be my thoughts: - Install without having to cut up the stock bumper at all, just a pure bolt on - Have an option to move the tire/cans to the sides more so that the backup camera can somewhat work still (obviously peripheral vision has to be hampered but strait back not so much) -...

I took the front and rear off and it definitely leans a good bit when taking any turn over about 20MPH. It takes a lot of getting used to at first, but after that it is not that bad. Honestly I don't feel it is safe to drive entirely if I had to make an emergency maneuver, so I am going to see...

yah, I messed with it a lot on the passenger side and figured out that horizontal is the best placement and depth didnt seem to matter too much. I didnt mess with the driver side because I started out horizontal there and am happy with the beam pattern.