Simpleman74
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Is this an option or that just another way to refer to the standard Stealth Rack?
It's an option for the stealth rack. Basically the front doesn't get the rise, it's just straight across
Is this an option or that just another way to refer to the standard Stealth Rack?
It's an option for the stealth rack. Basically the front doesn't get the rise, it's just straight across
My google skills are weak I guess. Do you have a link? I cannot find anything on this.
I'm jealous of the people who live in Apt's with 8' garages. Hence why I don't have a RTT.
My google skills are weak I guess. Do you have a link? I cannot find anything on this.

Dude, it's Portland, get a RTT and rent it out.eace:
It's Portland, I'd have to burn the tent after each rental.
I travel a ton for work in my 4R, mainly to cities. It seems like every garage is 6'10". Same thing... barely fits. The changing of levels can be nerve racking too given the angle of approach. I've rubbed twice thankfully without any (major) damage. I constantly have to wave people around me in garages because despite clearing one beam, i'm still 2mph'ing the next...
So what was the final verdict? How much room to spare?
Do your tires rub at all or did you have to modify ?
FWIW...I don’t have any rubbing with my Icon lift and 285/70 BFG KO2s. And the truck fits in the garage and most parking garages. My total height is approx 6’10”.
My total height is 78.5" which equates to about 6'7"
As RaisedByWolves said, parking garages can be extremely nerve wracking.
I think we've reached a consensus. As long as there's nothing on the rack, a lifted 4runner on 285s with the Gobi stealth rack will fit into most garages.