Good luck I’ve been waiting over 1 month. Barely got one today. No sign of the second. Very little communication from company. Not very happy about the transaction thus far. Def would have gone with a different company.
Eh, I knew what I was getting into. I don't mind waiting to get this thing together, even with the pains. Here are the reasons why:
1. It's made out of brake-formed steel, which is a lot stronger than flat waterjet pieces (planar geometry) or extruded bars (i.e. Prinsu, Southern Style, etc.).
2. It was about half the price of similar full length racks.
3. It's helping fabricators in Venezuela's economy make real money instead of relying on their current hyperinflated bolivar. Seriously, the citizens of that country are going through a nightmare at their government's hands.
4. Plain and simple, I think it's the best looking rack on the 5th gen. Low profile and strong as hell. Some of the other stuff they fabricate at EcoTechne looks weird (sliders, ladder, truck bed bars, etc.) but this rack is refreshingly conservative.
5. It's not accessory friendly, unless you can drill and fabricate mounts yourself. I don't mind this in the slightest, I like making my own stuff.
Believe it or not, mine arrived today after a missed delivery on Wednesday. All about a month after paying Rorck.
I still haven't opened everything to make sure I have a full inventory, but I have a guess as to why the powdercoating on these things suck. Mine are bare metal, but if they are the same as the coated ones, there's a prep problem: other than some deburring and flash cleanup, most of the surface scale is still on the sheetmetal. Powdercoat will never stick to that stuff reliably, which is why I'm going to blast and coat them here.
In the meantime, read why here:
Mill scale and powdercoating