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

Perfect for tonneau cover owners who want to carry their toys over the bed.

- Constructed of powder coated steel
- Works with 2005 - 2016 Tacoma's
- Each bracket attaches to bed cleat rail with two bolts for maximum strength
- Crossbars attach with tamper resistant hardware (special wrench included)
- Crossbars can ride at three different heights
- Holes are provided in the brackets for mounting of hi-lift jacks

Price is $275 per set, plus shipping.

Set includes four brackets, two crossbars, security wrench, T-slot nuts, and all other hardware.

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Will this work with the factory tonneau covers? Hoping to see a picture of it mounted on a 2016. Interested in buying one.

 

I sure hope it works with the factory cover, because I designed it with that cover in mind (in case I get a 2016).

 

Looks like the link might not work. May just be my machine.

 

X2

 

Should work now. Thanks for the heads up.

 

When set at its highest setting, how much room is between the bottom of crossbar and the top of the bed side? I'm wondering if they are high enough to allow for my factory tonneau cover on a 16 to open.

 

Actual pics and additional info here:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...-crossbars-for-use-with-tonneau-covers.403627

 

Is there anyway you could make something that pivoted on one side? So for instance if you had a basket on the bed rails you could quickly unlatch one side of the bars and have them swing to one side so you could open the bed cover entirely?

 

There should be around 7" under the crossbar. Your cover will open, but not all the way.

 

Bear in mind, the bars shown above are the first edition of the product. They have been enhanced since.

 

Wish you could combine these so that the factory TC could be used with a bed rack

 

Do you have any pictures with the factory tonneau installed, and fully folded? How easy is it to adjust the bars along the bed with the factory cover? The reason I ask is that I would have to loosen the bars, slide them closer to the cab, fold the cover, then slide the bars back, fold the cover up the rest of the way and then adjust the bars where I would want them.

 

Are my new versions gonna be here before Summer to put the bike up???

 

I really like your design but for all of us with the OEM Tri-Fold Tonneau these won't work.

FWIW I think if you could build a taller option for the guys with the OEM Tri-Folds to fully function you'd really be on to something

 

Why wouldn't they work with the OEM tonneau cover?

 

Maybe I'm missing something but doesn't look like they sit high enough off the cover to allow the cover to fold back fully. I just measured mine. In the vertical position the first fold sits 19" off the bed cap, in the second position it's almost 20" so the bars would need to sit up 20-21" off the bed for the OEM covers to work....hopefully that makes sense. Sorry, it's too dark to snap any pics.

 

I see what you mean.

You wouldn't be able to fully open the cover, but the bars will mount up with the OEM cover. To lift the cover up, all you have to do is remove two screws to take the crossbar off.

 

I agree that would be fine until there was is load on the bars or a RTT mounted to them that would be too heavy move. I think the only option for guys with the OEM covers to run a bed rack is going to be to sell them and get a roll up cover or run a set up like yours and just crawl under the cover to access items.

Your set up looks really clean BTW. I'm trying to sell my OEM cover to go to something like yours.