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Beautiful dogs. Similar size do my GSD. Is the window big enough for one of them to squeeze through? My little guy loves hanging out the window and sometimes will jump out once we get back in the neighborhood

 

Thank you! They have not jumped out. They do however, stick their whole neck out and make it seem like they fit which is kinda scary. I don’t think they fit because the window is high and they can’t seem to get their front legs up to get through. They put their legs on the wheel wheel hump and that’s how they stick their entire neck out making it seem like they’re going to jump.

 

Okay thats what i figured. Thanks for the help! I have 2 GSD and a little shit ankle bitter that we want to start taking on adventures with is

 

More info and photos here:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...artner-22-stove-water-setup-denver-co.776432/

Selling a custom slide out kitchen made for the Smartcap. Has the water faucet perfectly placed for the Smartcap slide window on Pass side... Located in Denver. Figured I would share here in case someone was interested

 

Front runner load bars.

I've had the Ironman Swift 1400 on Frontrunner load bars for the last 3 months. Previously ran a Tepui Kukenam 3 person. No issues so far.

 

Deavers or bust. Everyone I know has gone through either RXT or OME and ended up with Deavers. I'm running stage 2 Deavers with Smartcap and hardshell RTT daily and I don't sag one bit. When fully loaded for trips, the rear will drop maybe a half inch.

 

Off the top of my head, I’m guessing around 38”. I just rolled a 33” tire in there standing straight up and there was plenty of space above it. It had like 2” before it hit the top of the rear hatch when rolling under it.

 

How do you like the Ironaman swift? Was looking at those yesterday. Good quality? Anything to compare it to?

 

I'm loving it so far. Compared to a 23Zero Kibari and a handful of other wedge tents I've seen on people's rigs, they're generally all the same. The only thing that sucks are the latches, but every tent I've seen uses the same one except for the CVT Mt. Hood, but those latches are available through CVT for $50/pair. I've slept in it a couple nights now and it's as comfy as wedge tent can get. I upgraded from a Tepui Kukenam 3 and it's been a nice upgrade because I'm lazy and setting it up is just two latches, two awning poles, and hang the ladder. Would recommend this tent for the price especially when the 25% sales are available.

 

Can anyone tell me the measurement between the two rails on the roof of the evoA. I am trying to see if I can mount my tent directly to the tracks as opposed to raising the tent of with some rails.

 

41 1/4” center to center.

 

Awesome thanks

 

Make that 41 3/8”. I got your message while waiting in line for the ferry to my island and hastily did it. Now at home i rechecked.

 

I don't have the ability to measure the distance right now but if I recall the distance is not the same the entire way down the front is a little wider apart than the back. I could be wrong don't remember for sure.

 

Oh that would make my plan tough maybe cross bars are necessary

 

I forgot about that! YIKES!!


UPDATE:

FRONT: 41 3/8”

REAR: 40 1/16”

 

The other problem you run into is the vent. It sits a little high and wouldn’t allow me to mount the tent directly to the rails.

 

If you’re worried about the height. Try the Alu-Cab low mount bars. @WrecklessAbandon has them. I thinks.