TheJokingExplorer
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Your rack looks great. That is the one I've been leaning towards so far. I don't want to cover the sunroof either.
Thanks! I love it so far. I also didn't want my sunroof covered.
Your rack looks great. That is the one I've been leaning towards so far. I don't want to cover the sunroof either.
I'm one of the main guys behind LFD Off Road. All I can say, is soon... Actually test fitting something today.![]()
[MENTION=136636]jafrush[/MENTION]
Curious if the existing mounting holes line up with the mounting slots on the James Baroud tents?
Or maybe your unreleased accessories aid mounting a RTT to the bars?
I'm not familiar with those tents. The holes are spaced 2" apart all the way across the bars.
One of the items we're looking at designing in the future are RTT mounting aids/possible QD mounts, but we haven't gotten there yet. We're working on other items at the moment. We should be releasing more details on our current project next week.
The small size. The removable aspect is nice. I currently have it off the vehicle, but can have it back on in 20 minutes.
please be sure to let me know!
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I’ve had mine for a fee weeks now and I’m digging it so far. I don’t store stuff on my roof that often and even then I don’t need the storage capacity of the larger racks. I also drive anywhere from 20-25k miles a year so a low profile mount that doesn’t affect my mileage is key. No appreciable increase in wind noise.
There’s threaded inserts on each bar plus slots and holes. You should be able to mount most anything up there without too much drama. Much better for Home Depot runs too.
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Quoted, but question in post above.
Are these new? They look great. Have you actually stored stuff on them? They are so lo profile is it hard to mount stuff down? Do you have to take the whole rack off just to push a bolt up through the bottom?
I'm kind in the same boat of not using a rack often. Well, I don't have one so I never use it now, but the opportunities when I've wanted one have been few as well, which makes it hard for me to justify the purchase of a full system. Most of the time I'm by myself or with one kid, and I have plenty of room inside for stuff. But once my younger kids get a little older I expect to have a full load of people and need the extra storage options.
I've been very impressed with the Smittybuilt Baja Rack. It's super rugged, well made, fairly low profile and can be bought on Amazon for less that 500$. I have had it for about 2 year and the powdercoat is still pristine with zero chipping or rust.
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I like this! I see its mounted to the slots on the factory rails. Reading reviews on Amazon say mounting kits are hard to come by. Di you fab these up yourself or were lucky enough to find these and purchase with the rack?
I too have a smitty defender rack. It works but it kind of looks funny because they sit on top of the OEM rails.
If theirs are anything like ours, aluminum doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Our Ruggedized Crossbars weigh about 5 pounds each, so they're already pretty light weight. Hard to justify the cost increase to aluminum when you don't save that much weight.
Super curious about this. :spy:
I have the same rack, and I have been very happy with it. I am looking into switching my OEM crossbars for @apexoverland LFD bars...