@@PrinsuRacks do the load panels come with a rubber insert that runs the length of the crossbars to help reduce rattling? Looks like it comes with a short rubber piece for the shorter side.
I can put RTT on it right? I just ordered one for my truck without even checking, I just like the aerodynamic design- not so protruding on the truck roof...
We have a new vide of us using the crossbars to mount a ROAM case but its all preference. If the load panels work better for you thats great that video is just how we recommend mounting a storage case.
The weight limit is the same as the rack itself it is about 600 LBS static weight and about 300 LBS dynamic weight. However it is all at user discretion.
In theory yes! We do suggest using the crossbars to hold most of your body weight or weight from items you mount to the rack. The crossbars can hold much more than the load panels. You can also add more crossbars to your rack to create more of a platform.
Gavin Turley At the moment you will need the load panels to mount the MaxTrax. We are working to create our own mounting system for the crossbars. Hopefully they will be released later this year!
I’m having problems with the panels, the vibrations are really loud if its just on its own, the rubber or plastic fittings on the sides doesn’t help, any suggestions? Aside from just taking it off when not using it? I just hate taking it off and on. Thanks.
I saw some one loosened the bars and then clamped them together before screwing back down. This got the rid of the wiggle room. www.tacomaworld.com/threads/correct-rotopax-mount-for-prinsu-load-panels.580590/
The load panels will not increase the dynamic load capacity. Unfortunately the roof rack can hold a lot more than the vehicles roof structure so the load capacity is determined by the vehicle roof structure and not the roof rack. We have been able to increase the static and dynamic loads possible however by how the roof rack is designed and attached to the roof so you should have plenty of capacity for your needs!
Hey there! The load panels are not made of plastic. They are constructed of Aluminum and are mounted in the Crossbars. You can reach out to our customer service representatives via email at Info@cbioffroadfab.com.
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I just ordered my rack! Didn’t know these existed so I’ll be ordering them too.
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@@PrinsuRacks do the load panels come with a rubber insert that runs the length of the crossbars to help reduce rattling? Looks like it comes with a short rubber piece for the shorter side.
@@mishlive82 yes they do
just ordered mine also for my Taco! 💙🌮
Nice!
What mounts did you use for the containers?
I can put RTT on it right? I just ordered one for my truck without even checking, I just like the aerodynamic design- not so protruding on the truck roof...
Yes, our roof racks are designed to hold a tent and two adults. 👍
Can you mount a rotopax without the load panels?
Yes we have specific rotopax mounts as well that are available on our website.
Is there a specific mount for shovels, axes, etc that you recommend?
If I was going to mount a box with recovery gear to the rack... You think I would be better off morning it to the load panels of the cross members?
We have a new vide of us using the crossbars to mount a ROAM case but its all preference. If the load panels work better for you thats great that video is just how we recommend mounting a storage case.
Can you walk on the those panels?
The weight limit is the same as the rack itself it is about 600 LBS static weight and about 300 LBS dynamic weight. However it is all at user discretion.
Love the video, but on the website it’s asking for which dimensions? If I have a Subaru Crosstrek 2020, what dimension length should I go with?
44 inch load panel should work great!
Can you stand on the rack if you have the rack outfitted with load panels?
In theory yes! We do suggest using the crossbars to hold most of your body weight or weight from items you mount to the rack. The crossbars can hold much more than the load panels. You can also add more crossbars to your rack to create more of a platform.
do you have to have the load panels to mount the max trax?
Gavin Turley At the moment you will need the load panels to mount the MaxTrax. We are working to create our own mounting system for the crossbars. Hopefully they will be released later this year!
I’m having problems with the panels, the vibrations are really loud if its just on its own, the rubber or plastic fittings on the sides doesn’t help, any suggestions? Aside from just taking it off when not using it? I just hate taking it off and on. Thanks.
I saw some one loosened the bars and then clamped them together before screwing back down. This got the rid of the wiggle room. www.tacomaworld.com/threads/correct-rotopax-mount-for-prinsu-load-panels.580590/
aaron hunt ... Thank u Sir! ‘Appreciate it. 😊
Anybody notice he said his Colorado even though it’s a Tacoma?
Will these increase the dynamic load capacity?
The load panels will not increase the dynamic load capacity. Unfortunately the roof rack can hold a lot more than the vehicles roof structure so the load capacity is determined by the vehicle roof structure and not the roof rack. We have been able to increase the static and dynamic loads possible however by how the roof rack is designed and attached to the roof so you should have plenty of capacity for your needs!
@@CBIOFFROADFAB thank you for the prompt reply and FYI I love this rack and can't wait to put it to work.. and the heretic 6 🤯
They're made of plastic, and cost $280? 😕
Hey there! The load panels are not made of plastic. They are constructed of Aluminum and are mounted in the Crossbars. You can reach out to our customer service representatives via email at Info@cbioffroadfab.com.
Does your hi lift mount come with a locking feature?
do the holes line up if you want to mount maxtrax sideways?
Yes, you can mount the Maxtrax to sit parallel (directly on top) of the load panels.