Recent content by bigronthe200

No, it was great. I cut the roof off my 200 for a Campteq pop top, so it had to go.

Mine was a Victory 4x4 and I unloaded it a while back.

Something like 86"x43"ish. A little narrow for my wife and I but we fit. I am 6' 3" and can lay straight with toes up and fit, although I wouldn't want to be too much taller. If you're solo, diagonally is spacious.

@Scylth Did you ever find a solution? I have the same set up, and while it hasn't been a problem from the beginning (everything worked great for the 1st couple years), I'm at a point now where filling up the main tank takes 20 minutes. The aux tank fills up fine. Sent it to the shop a few weeks...

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Dissent rear bumper with tire carrier and triple jerry can swing outs. Also included is the hi-lift mount on the tire carrier and the LED combo lights in the bumper. This was installed on my 2017 Land Cruiser in December 2020 by Dissent. It has seen plenty of trail use, as shown in the pictures...

We've gotten probably 30 nights in it since it's been done. We absolutely love it! Camp set up and tear down is a breeze. It's so convenient to have the entire kitchen already set up when you roll into camp. No ragrets!!😂

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Actually supposed to be more rigid. The top is made from 3/16" (I think... it's thick!) aluminum. It bolts in using the factory roof rack mount points. So, it replaces the flimsy sheet metal and two weak *ss supports across with something way more rigid. I saw the cross members that were cut out...

It's still just as quiet inside as before the top. No additional wind noise as far as I can there. It is pretty stout construction. All we've put on top is some camp gear in an aluminum case, 30-40 lbs, but I've seen them with quite a bit of gear up top. I'd run that question by Campteq for a...

Hey Dane!

I may appreciate the compliment on the grass more than the pop top!🤣 Thanks on both, though.

It's all listed on Campteq's website.

I'll say, after the 800 miles drive home, it's just as quiet as it was before. That was one worry squashed.

I took my 200 to Grand Junction and had @Thecriscokid cut the roof off.