KB Voodoo Hi Rise Crossbars, for use with tonneau covers READY TO SHIP

Poor cat :-(
@Spansfelder if you don't mind when you take the pics of taking one of the connection to the rails. I am interested in seeing if it's something that might be able to work with my bed cover.

 

Put one on really quick to see how it goes.

 

Are the brackets pretty solid with the two bolts each?

 

The brackets are, but there is quiet some movement to the sides (red). Not sure how a RTT will do.

I am getting new rails by the end of this week or beginning of next week. Will slap it on as soon as they arrive.



What do you thing about some brackets (yellow) to support the side movement? That won't let you open a flip up cover but would support a covered bed plus a heavy load.

 

Is everything tightened down? The vertical members shouldn't be very easy to flex.

 

It seems like they flex over the factory rail system and not the vertical members.

 

Do you think the factory side rail caps contribute to the flex?

 

Hard to say actually. I tried to make a video but you don't see what's going on.

I ended up mounting the back as well:



The front bar flexes a little bit over the factory rails. The back bar is rock solid, barely moving.

With the back bar mounted I would almost say a RTT shouldn't be an issue.


And the VOODOO sticker made is way onto the cabinet already

 

Looks awesome

 

Just got them and put them on.

 

I love it.

 

What bed bed cover is that, if you don't mind me asking?

Still waiting for the new rails for my RTT for the final test......

 

It's a extang. Works good with it.

 

get a chance to test the RTT???

 

Not yet, but I got the rails yesterday. As soon as the weather get better I should be able to fix the tent and put it on.

 

Are you in Germany or Texas right now?

 

Austin, TX

Raining cats and dogs right now.

 

Do you think the crossbars are compatible with this type of mounting system for a 1upusa bike rack? https://www.1upusa.com/product-flushmounthardwareblack.html

 

Yep!!

 

New Yakima rack.