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  1. catastrofe

    Get more from your factory roof rack with t-slotted aluminum (8020)

    Doesn't the 15 series contact the roof?
  2. catastrofe

    Get more from your factory roof rack with t-slotted aluminum (8020)

    FWIW, I chatted with a rack reseller, and a rack manufacturer. They both stated that the weight rating published by the vehicle manufacturer for their OEM roof rack is the cross bar limit, not the side rail or roof capacity. The reseller advised that's why after-market cross bars typically...
  3. catastrofe

    Get more from your factory roof rack with t-slotted aluminum (8020)

    This is an interesting topic. Lots of opinions out there, but I haven’t seen anything definitive. Hopefully, someone with some “cred” will chime in.
  4. catastrofe

    Get more from your factory roof rack with t-slotted aluminum (8020)

    Thanks. Be aware that the profile which accepts the FrontRunner accessories is 1.5”. I believe that’s too tall and will contact the roof.
  5. catastrofe

    Get more from your factory roof rack with t-slotted aluminum (8020)

    So other than the additional length of typical aftermarket racks (FrontRunner, Rhino, etc.), is there any significant advantage going that route vs this?
  6. catastrofe

    Get more from your factory roof rack with t-slotted aluminum (8020)

    Great work! I've used 8020 to build racks for my audio equipment. Thinking about using it to build a refrigerator and/or drawer slide as well. One thing I didn't see asked/answered. . .how do the 8020 bars attach to the factory side rails? Are there mounting points in the side rails?
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