FS: BeachBurner CAP Rack Plates for Short and Long Beds

Thanks! I saw your note too. To give you an honest answer to the rack's weight limit, it really depends on a few different factors. This includes the crossbars you choose, their length, your chosen mounts, the hardware selected, and the tracks below your mounts. Because of this, I can't give an honest weight rating for just the side plates on their own. I'm sorry about the non-answer answer, but I don't want to mislead you.

 

No worries,

 

Bump! Short beds left!

 

@Barnburner and @gmartin284 thank you both! Love it! SOS sliders next to install.

 

@redhottaco That looks great!!

 

Subbed for more longbed plates.....

 

@redhottaco I dig it man! Truck looks awesome!

 

What length t-bars did you use?

 

47” length.

 

@redhottaco , is that a prinsu cabrack up front? and did you use the smitty built brackets for your rear rack? I would like to ensure that things are level from prinsu to this rack or if I would need to mod the brackets to make them level.

 

It is a Martin Offroad cab rack. I used a modified Smittybilt AM 4 for my cap rack to make it level.

 

Here’s a side shot on how level it is.
- Martin Offroad rack
- Barnburner side plates
- Modified Smittybilt AM 4 mounting bracket

 

Bump! Still have shortbeds ready to ship.

 

Is he still making these? I saw the thread got locked.

 

I’m not sure. But you can pm him @gmartin284.

 

If you PM he will get back with you.

 

messaged him Saturday but no reply yet. I'm sure he will get back with me soon.

@Barnburner do you have any intention to make a front rack to match this cap rack? Or at least just the sides and front so one can be built like these?

 

We do, we are currently developing them in tandem with our mounts. Here's a peek:

 

Very nice. I’m interested for sure. Will there be options for a light bar cut out on the front air dam?

 

Either a cutout, or the fairing will be positioned below the lightbar. Just like our mounts and plates, we're looking at how we can allow for as many configurations as possible.