**RiDE T4R Build** 2011 LE Zombie Crusher

[MENTION=130920]samster747[/MENTION]- The K9 is a complete bolt on rack. No drilling whatsoever. Install is very simple. You simply mount the rail on the truck with 4 bolts on each rail, left and right, then mount the uprights and then attach the top rack. The top of the rack is all 1 piece. Install is very easy. Nothing complicated at all.
 
Awesome build! :D

Do you have any close up pictures of how you mounted the Rigid Ignite lights? I am thinking about putting some on my roof rack just like yours as alley lights, but I'm curious as to how you mounted them.

Here's how the Rigid Ignite's are mounted to the Eezi-Awn-Awn K9 rack. I just used the existing hole that was there from the mount.

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Was able to get out on some trails last Sunday with the local PDX Overlanders group. We hit Trask towards Pacific city in the Tillamook forest. Definitely some good times.

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Hello Zombie Crusher!! Nice build man! Question, What exactly did you do for mounting straps for the propane tank onto the SSOR rear bumper? Do you mind posting a couple close up pics? Thanks!
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Hello Zombie Crusher!! Nice build man! Question, What exactly did you do for mounting straps for the propane tank onto the SSOR rear bumper? Do you mind posting a couple close up pics? Thanks!
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It's a smittybuilt C02 tank holder with some 1" rubber stoppers to use as spacers so it could fit snug. Ultimately i want to take off the straps off the mount, cut them down and then rivet it back onto the mount.
 
Here are some pics from the last few weeks of outings. Some during the snow storm in Portland and some from the Tillamook forest area.

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Was able to get out on some trails last Sunday with the local PDX Overlanders group. We hit Trask towards Pacific city in the Tillamook forest. Definitely some good times.

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Nice music choice...
 
this is one awesome build. So it's 5 years old and looks great. Are you going to keep it or start over with a new one? :tongue:

Honestly, this is one of my favorite pictures and you have some great ones!

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this is one awesome build. So it's 5 years old and looks great. Are you going to keep it or start over with a new one? :tongue:

Honestly, this is one of my favorite pictures and you have some great ones!

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Wow!! That's really clean. I like the stance on this
 
This rig is staying with me till it dies. Then I'll put a LSX in it. :)

this is one awesome build. So it's 5 years old and looks great. Are you going to keep it or start over with a new one? :tongue:

Honestly, this is one of my favorite pictures and you have some great ones!

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Here's a pic from the most recent snow storm here in Portland. The other 3 pics are from a trip through Trask mountain to Pacific City, OR.

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@ridet4r Do you have pictures of how you rigged your solar connector in the grill? Also your air chuck? Thinking of getting a bigger battery soon so would like to be able to charge it with a solar panel as well. Is it connected directly to the battery? Thanks for the help.


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@ridet4r Do you have pictures of how you rigged your solar connector in the grill? Also your air chuck? Thinking of getting a bigger battery soon so would like to be able to charge it with a solar panel as well. Is it connected directly to the battery? Thanks for the help.


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Solar connector goes straight to the battery.

Air chuck just goes straight from the tank and out to the bumper. I don't have pictures of any of that since it's so tight in those areas and hard capture. Once you get in there it will make sense on where to run the line/wires.
 
Solar connector goes straight to the battery.

Air chuck just goes straight from the tank and out to the bumper. I don't have pictures of any of that since it's so tight in those areas and hard capture. Once you get in there it will make sense on where to run the line/wires.



Thanks for help! Hey I was wondering....I know you removed your shark fin antenna on the top of your rig...what did you fill the holes with?? I'm hoping to remove mine and doing something with leaving the rack on.


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Thanks for help! Hey I was wondering....I know you removed your shark fin antenna on the top of your rig...what did you fill the holes with?? I'm hoping to remove mine and doing something with leaving the rack on.


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I just found some black rubber push caps at a local hardware store that would fit the two holes the best and used some black silicone to completely seal out the the elements. No leaks so far and its been well over a year now.
 
I just found some black rubber push caps at a local hardware store that would fit the two holes the best and used some black silicone to completely seal out the the elements. No leaks so far and its been well over a year now.



Awesome. Thanks!


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