AZ BS Thread 4²0

Lucas*

 

*Jahysin

 

Haha congrats man. And good luck.....

 

Well my name is all Danish, his name is all Danish, and my dads whole side of the family is Danish..... I just happened to be born here lol.

 

Delicious

 

Which roof rack do most peeps in this thread go with from Prinsu, Warrior, and Gobi? And why?

 

I think most people go prinsu, easy and cheaper to get shipped to you then Some of others, then you can modify it with more or less of the poles to help with storage plans or tie down spots, then light bar cut out or not.

 

I see the prinsu alot but then I also hear about front runner,which I forgot to mention above, being better with more accessories. Is this true? Or is the prinsu rack just about the same?

 

I likemy Baja rack, zero complaints

 

@MaverickTRD

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1st-your not Aposed-ta ask questions without peddling take off parts first
2nd-I went with Prinsu do to looks and cost. You can bolt pretty much whatever you want to it and they make a nice set of awning brackets.
Be prepared for more wind noise.

 

Eric.

 

Erik

 

Good to know! I like the baja rack but I think the prinsu is much more affordable which makes it hard to beat!

 

Definitely cheaper, also it’s in super demand all the time, so If you decided it didn’t work for you, it would be snatched up super fast, and probably only loose shipping cost or tax off it. The Baja rack you will end up taking a loss due to popularity, and if you have to ship it it’ll cost a lot more which will make people want a lot lower of a price.

 

My major turn off for the prinsu was all the different pieces and squared look. I prefer the "round bar look". The round bars match my round sliders and my round bed rack. Some day it will all match my hybrid bumpers.... some day. All the extra edges and hollow areas on the prinsu seemed like they would cause more wind noise. I also have the flat rack which I preferred over the basket style. I wanted as low as possible and simplicity and the baja rack has definitely performed.