Pskhaat
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Did you ever get the WxL measurements?
Got my INTI roof rack
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Scott,
For the 80 Series, the 3/4 length rack is aprox. 73" x 50", plus the light cage which is 8 inches long.
For the 60 Series, the 3/4 length rack is aprox. 79" x 52", plus the light cage which is 8 inches long.
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Alvaro
For the 80 Series, the 3/4 length rack is aprox. 73" x 50", plus the light cage which is 8 inches long.
For the 60 Series, the 3/4 length rack is aprox. 79" x 52", plus the light cage which is 8 inches long.
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Alvaro
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Pskhaat
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Call me Harry & Lloyd, but are the racks you list all 3/4 length not full length?
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Scott,
They are pretty big. With the light cage, they take most of the space on the roof of the rig. When you set the gutter mounts on the pillars (strongest points), the rack will be perfectly centered. With the light cage over sitting over the roof. This avoids unwanted reflection from the lights into the eyes of the driver.
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Alvaro
They are pretty big. With the light cage, they take most of the space on the roof of the rig. When you set the gutter mounts on the pillars (strongest points), the rack will be perfectly centered. With the light cage over sitting over the roof. This avoids unwanted reflection from the lights into the eyes of the driver.
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Alvaro
Project FJ80 said:
I've seen the 3/4 rack on Alvaro's rig many times. I cannot imagine it any longer than that. It seems the perfect size and I always thought of it as a "full length" rack. I wouldn't want it any longer, jmho
Do these come for a 70 series cruiser?
I am from Venezuela as well... INTI racks.. extremely popular/famous over there for their good quality. Here's a few pictures of INTI racks on different kinds of vechicle.
Mitsubishi Montero Sport 2 door
The 70 and the Red 80 have INTI racks not sure about the 60
back view of those
I think that should do it.. if you want more pictures.. go here. http://www.yacare4x4.net/galerias.php
not associated with anybody.. just showing how the racks looks in different kinds of cruisers.
Mitsubishi Montero Sport 2 door
The 70 and the Red 80 have INTI racks not sure about the 60
back view of those
I think that should do it.. if you want more pictures.. go here. http://www.yacare4x4.net/galerias.php
not associated with anybody.. just showing how the racks looks in different kinds of cruisers.
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alvarorb said:
I take it that there is not one avalable for a 40.
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Bsevans,
Yes, they make it for the 40 series and the 70 series as well. Plus J##Ps and LR and Monteros. Right now we only imported for the 60 and 80 series.
If there's enough interest we could bring racks for other vehicles in the future.
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Alvaro
Yes, they make it for the 40 series and the 70 series as well. Plus J##Ps and LR and Monteros. Right now we only imported for the 60 and 80 series.
If there's enough interest we could bring racks for other vehicles in the future.
Regards
Alvaro
is it possible to remove the front and rear cross bars and have just the side bars for haulling long lumber etc.? Is it also possible to remove the side pieces so you are left with just the platform? (easier to fit in the garage)
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Mark,
Certainly. You can remove the sides and the bars. That way you are left with a flat platform. Great to haul lumber or as the base of a roof top tent.
The bars that link both sides are need it to keep the sides from opening. I would not recommend running your INTI rack without those bars. You are better off removing bars and sides.
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Alvaro
Certainly. You can remove the sides and the bars. That way you are left with a flat platform. Great to haul lumber or as the base of a roof top tent.
The bars that link both sides are need it to keep the sides from opening. I would not recommend running your INTI rack without those bars. You are better off removing bars and sides.
Regards
Alvaro
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Alvaro,
It's time to organize your garage
Ali
It's time to organize your garage
Ali
LOL...nice Ali
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Originally Posted by NorCalSam
We recieved our 4 Light Force 170s the other day and discovered that they do not fit in the light cage using the pre-drilled hole and mount location. However, they will work with just a little room to spare if the holes or mounting location is moved forward just a little. Because we are very annal I have decided to have Luck Ported use his oval drill press to do this so that it will become a slot rather than just drilling new holes. They are going to look very
Wow this is late. We really enjoyed our moab trip with our way overloaded rack. The rack had no problems holding the weight although next time we will be much lighter.
We recieved our 4 Light Force 170s the other day and discovered that they do not fit in the light cage using the pre-drilled hole and mount location. However, they will work with just a little room to spare if the holes or mounting location is moved forward just a little. Because we are very annal I have decided to have Luck Ported use his oval drill press to do this so that it will become a slot rather than just drilling new holes. They are going to look very
clarkrw3 said:Post pics when done...waiting...
Wow this is late. We really enjoyed our moab trip with our way overloaded rack. The rack had no problems holding the weight although next time we will be much lighter.
