Another Full-Length Roof Rack Option -PrinSu

GROUP BUY DETAILS

10 orders or more - 10% off
20 orders or more - 20% off

Maximum of 50 orders, only 80 , 200 Land Cruiser Racks and FJ Cruisers are eligible

GROUP BUY DATES

(10/3 to 10/14)


3. Place your order- You can use the supplied promo code online at www.prinsudesigntudio.com to place your order. The code will be valid on all accessories, add-ons, and Land Cruiser racks. No tacoma or 4runner racks will be included in this group buy.

4. Wait for your rack to ship-Â PRINSU Design Studio is a one man operation that Zach does on top of a full time day job and family life. Typical lead times on normal orders are usually 4 weeks. With the added volume of a group buy those lead times will likely increase and delivery of racks could take up to 6 weeks. If you are not OK with these lead times please do not order. PRINSU will make every effort possible to ensure quick and speedy delivery but appreciates your flexibility and patience.Â


If you need to communicate with PRINSU regarding your order. Please do so via the email listed above. Due to Zach's day job he is unavailable by phone during the day and evenings are spent preparing racks for shipment or with his family making phone availability limited.

I think most people here in the 5th gen 4Runner section are looking for a 4Runner Prinsu rack. Also, if you check the dates for the LC GB it's already past.

Did you even read what you posted?
 
GROUP BUY DETAILS

10 orders or more - 10% off
20 orders or more - 20% off

Maximum of 50 orders, only 80 , 200 Land Cruiser Racks and FJ Cruisers are eligible

GROUP BUY DATES

(10/3 to 10/14)

HOW TO PARTICIPATE same as last time

1. Sign Up - Email PRINSU Design Studio ([email protected]) with your 1) Full Name, 2) Email, 3) IH8MUD Username, 4) Cruiser type. In addition, you should reply to the thread stating you're interested.

DO NOT EMAIL IF YOU ARE A MAYBE. Only commited buyers should sign up so we can effectively determine the total number of participants and the associated discount.Â

2. Receive your Code - The first day of the order window, you will receive a code that can be used to place your order on the PRINSU website.

www.prinsudesignstudio.com

The number of codes will correlate to the number of people on the sign up list. Please do not share your code with others. If someone is interested that didn't get on the sign up list before the order window, they can email during the order window to receive a code. Codes will only be active during the specified order window.Â

3. Place your order- You can use the supplied promo code online at www.prinsudesigntudio.com to place your order. The code will be valid on all accessories, add-ons, and Land Cruiser racks. No tacoma or 4runner racks will be included in this group buy.

4. Wait for your rack to ship-Â PRINSU Design Studio is a one man operation that Zach does on top of a full time day job and family life. Typical lead times on normal orders are usually 4 weeks. With the added volume of a group buy those lead times will likely increase and delivery of racks could take up to 6 weeks. If you are not OK with these lead times please do not order. PRINSU will make every effort possible to ensure quick and speedy delivery but appreciates your flexibility and patience.Â


If you need to communicate with PRINSU regarding your order. Please do so via the email listed above. Due to Zach's day job he is unavailable by phone during the day and evenings are spent preparing racks for shipment or with his family making phone availability limited.

This got me super excited... :bash: looking at getting a Prinsu for my 4th gen soon
 
To bad there wasn't a group buy for the 5th Gen, I caught that in the description as well.

I ordered mine Oct 14th anyway

Always nice to save some money, but looking forward to getting it regardless.
 
The Prinsu at full price is worth it all day, every day. If you are a fan, just do it - Zach has been nothing but great in all of our dealings and for a fully modular aluminum rack that looks the best out of all offerings in my opinion, it's a really great product.

Compared to the nightmares you read with a lot of other rack companies - Prinsu is a breath of fresh air for sure. We gotta support these good guys, instead of forking over money to people who promise things and can't deliver over 1.5 years later. It keeps the market moving in the right direction and sheds light on good vendors vs. ones that just don't give a rats ass.
 
The Prinsu at full price is worth it all day, every day. If you are a fan, just do it - Zach has been nothing but great in all of our dealings and for a fully modular aluminum rack that looks the best out of all offerings in my opinion, it's a really great product.

Compared to the nightmares you read with a lot of other rack companies - Prinsu is a breath of fresh air for sure. We gotta support these good guys, instead of forking over money to people who promise things and can't deliver over 1.5 years later. It keeps the market moving in the right direction and sheds light on good vendors vs. ones that just don't give a rats ass.

I agree completely, will still get it eventually. 20% off sure would have been sweet though.
 
Installed my rack today. Didn't have the easiest time, but I think it turned out ok. I did drill the roof, that wasn't the hard part. Lining up the rack on the standoffs to the holes was. Some of the screws didn't feel great going in felt like it was stripping threads, but it was the rtv that I gooped on interfering. Finally done though and it does look good. I do have some paranoia about the rtv keeping water out of the holes. Hope I got enough out there. Not just from the hole I drilled but from the factory mount areas also. Rtv around the standoffs just makes me worried, but that's just me being paranoid......right??? Hahah

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Can anyone provide details on how the full length rack works with the moon roof? I am assuming I will delete a bar or two across the moonroof but would love some real experience on this. Installing on Sat!
 
Can anyone provide details on how the full length rack works with the moon roof? I am assuming I will delete a bar or two across the moonroof but would love some real experience on this. Installing on Sat!

if i remember right, you don't need to remove/delete any bars from the install as retracting the roof goes 'inside' and 'popping the top' doesn't hit - if i remember right. that being said i have deleted the bars in that area simple cause i didn't want to stare at them :-)

Only suggestion is that you don't use the 2nd last install locations (holes) it can rub the antenna - just use the groove area to install.

any question, let me know just finally did it in august and still remember how :wave:

pjo
 
if i remember right, you don't need to remove/delete any bars from the install as retracting the roof goes 'inside' and 'popping the top' doesn't hit - if i remember right. that being said i have deleted the bars in that area simple cause i didn't want to stare at them :-)



Only suggestion is that you don't use the 2nd last install locations (holes) it can rub the antenna - just use the groove area to install.



any question, let me know just finally did it in august and still remember how :wave:



pjo



Schweet! Thank you!
 
Can anyone provide details on how the full length rack works with the moon roof? I am assuming I will delete a bar or two across the moonroof but would love some real experience on this. Installing on Sat!

You can just skip the one that is in the middle of the moonroof. It will leave you with an extra bar to use somewhere else.
 
Anyone happen to know the weight limit on the rack? I would actually like to stand on top of it while taking photos on my off road outing sometimes and was just curious if you can stand on it.
 
I installed mine this weekend. You can absolutely stand on it. This thing is super duper solid on the top of my rig.


sorry for ho-ing it out. I posted this on the what did you do today thread too.
 
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Anyone happen to know the weight limit on the rack? I would actually like to stand on top of it while taking photos on my off road outing sometimes and was just curious if you can stand on it.

Not sure the weight limit, but you can add more crossbars and make the bar spacing much smaller, or even throw a plastic/wood sheet up there to distribute weight and make a platform to stand on.
 
I installed mine this weekend. You can absolutely stand on it. This thing is super duper solid on the top of my rig.


sorry for ho-ing it out. I posted this on the what did you do today thread too.

Where about in Austin are you? I'd love to see the rack in person.
 

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