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Ecotechne roof rack GROUP BUY!!!

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Mine came in today!

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All unpacked. Everything looks great. There are a couple spots were the powder coat is scratched but luckily it's on the inside of the rack and not visible. I will just hit those spots with black rattle can and not even worry about it. (tray is under the front fairing and rear rail)

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Hey guys! Finally got a hold of some side steps. I'll post pics of them installed by the end of the week and I'll update the prices.
 

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Received my rack yesterday with planned install this weekend.

Early in this thread Rorck described adding spacers below the mounts to clear the OEM white plastic inserts instead of trimming the inserts. Has anyone else needed to do this? Just trying to plan ahead for the install, and like Rorck I do not want to mess with the inserts in order to return back to OEM rack in future if need be.
 
Received my rack yesterday with planned install this weekend.

Early in this thread Rorck described adding spacers below the mounts to clear the OEM white plastic inserts instead of trimming the inserts. Has anyone else needed to do this? Just trying to plan ahead for the install, and like Rorck I do not want to mess with the inserts in order to return back to OEM rack in future if need be.

Not sure if anyone else has had this problem. I talked to one of the guys that was in the 3rd batch yesterday and he said the washers were not necessary for him.
 
Received my rack yesterday with planned install this weekend.

Early in this thread Rorck described adding spacers below the mounts to clear the OEM white plastic inserts instead of trimming the inserts. Has anyone else needed to do this? Just trying to plan ahead for the install, and like Rorck I do not want to mess with the inserts in order to return back to OEM rack in future if need be.

I added the washers just to raise the bracket up a little. Should work either way though.
 
Not sure if anyone else has had this problem. I talked to one of the guys that was in the 3rd batch yesterday and he said the washers were not necessary for him.

I didn't need washers for my install. the plastic rims were all even on all 8 mount holes. the mounting brackets sat well on top. it was a perfect fit.
 
I used washers to even mine out. Did I need to? Maybe not but I did anyway.



Looking for pics of the ladder! :becky:
 
Yeah, I've got sliders but I don't think the steps will do well up here when everyone has n-fab if they want steps.


A rear bumper with carriers would be a good one. And a ladder. :tape2:
 
From what they've told me, ladders is all tacked and once they get caught up on orders they will finish it.

Rear Bumper is in the works and will come with tire carrier, fold up tray and gas can holders.

We have been talking about taking the existing step design, making them stronger and bolting to the frame to use as sliders.
 
Got an update and they will now ship to Canada! $800 shipped!!!
 

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