Tonneau + RTT

If you find a link let me know. I have put myself on @docloco thread, his will be narrower.

 

Thats where i saw it. I was trying to find the thread.

 

His also won't fit your cover, because it's too narrow.

 

It will fit over the Rotax, not the tri folds though.

 

Thanks

I'd be curious to see if his does

 

Asking this again if anyone knows: What's the typical spacing for the Voodoo bars needed for a RTT and still being able to open the first tonneau flap on the factory cover?

 

I know you said this wouldnt work with covers where the track is lowered. But in theory if the legs were made an inch longer (custom fab job) it would work? Or are there other forces at play?
@kbvoodoo

 

Why not just put the RTT above the cabin if you want to preserve the rear window view?

 

Just sleep in the bed with a softopper

 

Hi there, any idea if these will work with the Diamondback HD or SE covers?

https://diamondbackcovers.com/collections/covers

 

When its over the cab it creates a lot of drag and effects your MPGs considerably more.

I have mine flush with the cab on my 1st gen, losing the rear window took a little getting used to but after a week or so I forgot it was even there. Side mirrors are enough, plus you guys have backup cameras.

 

True. MPG and crosswinds. Though, once I get my full build going, I’ll likely have a hard shell and a rack that extends over the cab and shell. Tent will go above those.

Everyone has a different setup that suits their needs, which is perfect because it keeps our rigs looking unique.

EDIT: Not my truck, but I was thinking something like this will work for me:

 

Thats basically what i plan on doing, get rid of the toneau get a canopy cab height or maybe slightly higher. With a front runner rack and slide out table burmis or treeline rtt (both are local to me) . Decked system in the bed and about 2” ome kit with hd leafs/coils.