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Got with your gut. I have owned a lot of RTTs. The best ones are the versions in which the ladder is covered up by the overhanging annex. Or rather when the annex is zipped up, the ladder is completely inside the annex.
When weather gets shitty, it’s best to be able to go up and down, with out going outside. My 2 cents.
Both of the o es your looking at so what I am referring to. So there ya go, but I must say, I like RTTs that don’t have a fiberglass bottom. I have punched holes thru them before on accident obviously

 

I am gonna be heading north to Ellijay, GA if anybody needs stuff muled south closer to Montgomery. I will only be getting it to Columbus, GA though.

 

Well the Ranier is bigger than the Vagabond 4, though Roam does make a larger tent which is Ranier size. ... just gotta decide if you like the extras Roam has (gear rack, boot bags, condensation mat, wrapped inner poles, skylights in the rain fly, upgraded travel cover, better telescoping ladder, window in the overhang, curved frame, etc). Shipping is $100 more from CVT (though you could also local pickup).

 

How long has ROAM, or the skylight in the rain fly design been around? I only ask as that seems like a prime place for water intrusion as the RTT ages and with repeated use. Similarly, most of the clear PVC/vinyl type materials I’ve seen used in similar applications begin to haze/fade/etc pretty quickly. Which basically negates the skylight concept.

By no means am I trying to be a jerk or dog on the design. I’m genuinely asking as I know materials/designs evolve rapidly. Again I like the idea of a skylight rainfly, but honestly not sure I like it in practicality.

 

Got a ton of intake parts for sale. Was doing some intake testing on my car a while ago and got all this. Make an offer on some or all. Will let it all go for a great price!

- (2) Vibrant PN: 10960 filters. One BNIB and the other new, but slightly scratched from test fitting
- (1) Blox PN: BXIM-00302 BNIB filter
- (1) K&N PN: F030L6 used filter, attached to 3" aluminum intake tube (fits an RSX-S)
- (3) 4" T-bolt clamps, brand new
- (1) Spectre PN: 9604 4" velocity stack filter adapter. BNIB
- (1) Spectre PN: 9602 3" velocity stack filter adapter. BNIB
- (1) Spectre PN: 9709 4" aluminum tube 4" long. Used (taper machined in one side)
- (1) 3" silicone intake tube 12" long. Used, has hole punched 3" from one side for IAT sensor.
- (1) 4" silicone intake tube 10.5" long. Used, has hole punched 3" from one side for IAT sensor.
- (3) 3"to 4" silicone intake adapters. All BNIB.
- (1) 3" silicone intake adapter. Used.

 

Anyone want a stock 2014 muffler? Maybe 1200miles with it installed. Stored inside. Free

 

Thule Roof Rack 460 with square bars

Made for a long bed but the rails can be trimmed easily for a short bed

Includes rails, feet, hardware and bars

Bars are 80 inches long

Rails are 60.5 inches without the caps (1.5 inches each)

Can meet around the Brunswick, GA area

$160

 

Thanks to everybody that made it happen. Especially @CountryDan fir finding it, @backcountryj for tagging me, and @zippsub9 for picking it up and then meeting me halfway.

Can't say enough good things about you Georgia Tacoma guys.

 

Solid topper for a solid guy

This is awesome.

 

Thinking of selling my KB Voodoo bed rack. Just paid 700 for it and it is brand new as of two weeks ago. My neighbor just offered me a killer deal on a matching topper.


Looking for 600 obo and you don’t have to put it together.

 

AWESOME!!!!!!!

 

Looks good!

 

I can’t ‘like’ this post enough! Super pumped for you @CowboyTaco Glad to see you got everything all buttoned up from your ECGS bushing install

Again, huge communal thanks to you @zippsub9 for helping out in a big way

 

Good questions- but I know CVT Summit series has them in it. I plan on using 303 on that part and should do it well.

 

Has anybody tried to bolt on a spare tire to the actual tailgate? Or to the camper rear door and get beefed up shocks? I’m trying to see the cheapest round to have it on the back without buying a bumper + swing out

 

I would not advise that at all. Definitely not built to hold the weight.

Hey @InfernoChalupa , you still got that trailer hitch tire carrier thingy?

 

Gotcha man thanks for the heads up so a trailer hitch will be the next route?

 

Where you located ?

 

What up pizza!?
Yes I have seen this done on a 2nd gen.
He used a FJ Cruiser rear carrier and reinforced the inside of the tailgate.
I can hit him up and see if it’s still operates properly.
However, I must say it was actually more in the way than anything.
If your looking for a budget kinda dealio, go with a hitch mount one.

 

Smyrna