Beautiful scenery! Helpful video and cool rig. If I may, I’d like to point out two things for any viewers that choose to perform this install themselves. 1. The foam strips (for the PakRax lower brackets that bolts to the body) should be in the valley rather than the ridge. 2. The windscreen bolts should have washers between them and the windscreen. I’m finishing up my install now. The most challenging part has been the inconsistency in instructions and the included hardware.
Great install video. We plan on installing them on our 2 door and 4 door this weekend. Our goal is to use the Broncos to get us to the type of scenery and views that you have every day. Beautiful!
Super helpful, thanks for sharing your experience. I’m strongly considering the same setup for my 2dr Bronco. It would be great to hear an occasional update on your experience (good and bad) with the TRMR rack, and Bronco in general. Cheers!
Just got a 2 door Br . This type of low profile roof rack with the side racks is a must for me. Very helpful detailed installation instruction you provided . Thanks PS planning to put a front light bar , left & right camp lights and a couple of small rear facing lights too.
Great video, thanks for sharing! I’m real curious, where did you see they call for washers placed UNDER the rear pack rax bottom brackets? I just can’t find that in the instructions and don’t want to miss it if it’s important! Thanks again.
Waiting for order banks to open for I want a 2 dr sasquash too. Only thing I'm worried about is what I here about road noise on the 2dr. This is my last vehicle and I'm 59 and want to go some places such as taking wife to pch from Mexico to British Columbia in future. I'm debating on whether to get base also or if I should upgrade to black diamond or badlands to get heated seats and no carpet but I don't know on if that's worth it
Hey Monte, thanks for sharing. 2doors are so fun for sure! If you have the extra $ Badlands is great because you get sway/stay bar disconnect. Heated seats would be really nice too. I am very happy with my Basequatch though. It was what my budget would barely allow. Aftermarket parts are becoming more and more available so eventually you’ll probably be able to add whatever you want. Most installs are pretty simple too. It really adds to the love for the vehicle when there are bolt on options that most folks can do with basic tools.
@@DriftlessAdventuresOfficial Thx Lou. Yes I can definitely get the badlands in 2 or 4 dr. Expecting this vehicle to keep me as permanent. That's why I want to order correct one. How loud is it on yours on highway at 70
@@typeg3756highway wind noise in my 2dr badlands is annoying at first, but I got used to it within the first month or so. I mainly drive around town, under 60 mph so I’m generally not at highway speeds either. Added noise due to the addition of a roof rack is a concern. It’s too bad the manufacturer had to laser cut their logo right through the wind deflector.
Beautiful scenery! Helpful video and cool rig. If I may, I’d like to point out two things for any viewers that choose to perform this install themselves. 1. The foam strips (for the PakRax lower brackets that bolts to the body) should be in the valley rather than the ridge. 2. The windscreen bolts should have washers between them and the windscreen.
I’m finishing up my install now. The most challenging part has been the inconsistency in instructions and the included hardware.
Great install video. We plan on installing them on our 2 door and 4 door this weekend. Our goal is to use the Broncos to get us to the type of scenery and views that you have every day. Beautiful!
Super helpful, thanks for sharing your experience. I’m strongly considering the same setup for my 2dr Bronco. It would be great to hear an occasional update on your experience (good and bad) with the TRMR rack, and Bronco in general. Cheers!
Nice Job!
Just got a 2 door Br . This type of low profile roof rack with the side racks is a must for me. Very helpful detailed installation instruction you provided . Thanks
PS planning to put a front light bar , left & right camp lights and a couple of small rear facing lights too.
Very cool, thank you!
Great video, thanks for sharing! I’m real curious, where did you see they call for washers placed UNDER the rear pack rax bottom brackets? I just can’t find that in the instructions and don’t want to miss it if it’s important! Thanks again.
Cool rig brotha.
Waiting for order banks to open for I want a 2 dr sasquash too. Only thing I'm worried about is what I here about road noise on the 2dr. This is my last vehicle and I'm 59 and want to go some places such as taking wife to pch from Mexico to British Columbia in future. I'm debating on whether to get base also or if I should upgrade to black diamond or badlands to get heated seats and no carpet but I don't know on if that's worth it
Hey Monte, thanks for sharing. 2doors are so fun for sure! If you have the extra $ Badlands is great because you get sway/stay bar disconnect. Heated seats would be really nice too. I am very happy with my Basequatch though. It was what my budget would barely allow. Aftermarket parts are becoming more and more available so eventually you’ll probably be able to add whatever you want. Most installs are pretty simple too. It really adds to the love for the vehicle when there are bolt on options that most folks can do with basic tools.
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Thx Lou. Yes I can definitely get the badlands in 2 or 4 dr. Expecting this vehicle to keep me as permanent. That's why I want to order correct one. How loud is it on yours on highway at 70
@@montebeerbower7796 there is a noticeable wind noise at 70 especially with the rack and accessories as pictured here. Not as bad without all of that.
How's the wind noise on highway speeds? Great video btw keep them coming! 🫡
@@typeg3756highway wind noise in my 2dr badlands is annoying at first, but I got used to it within the first month or so. I mainly drive around town, under 60 mph so I’m generally not at highway speeds either. Added noise due to the addition of a roof rack is a concern. It’s too bad the manufacturer had to laser cut their logo right through the wind deflector.
Seems you have some same ideas as me
Does this rack affect the wind noise in any way? Good or bad. Or does it make no difference.
Can you remove the front panels?