Possible change to Vendor, gauging interest in roofracks.
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Exactly. That's the other reason I'm not using the stock rails. And with the right rack setup, you won't need rails anyways.
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Philberto - Lifer
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Noone's holding you back dude; go for it!
My only caution is that you're seemingly adding unnecessary complexity to your design. I understand you have reasons for going that route, not sure if I agree entirely. Prove me wrong.
My only caution is that you're seemingly adding unnecessary complexity to your design. I understand you have reasons for going that route, not sure if I agree entirely. Prove me wrong.
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JamesDowning wrote:Noone's holding you back dude; go for it!
My only caution is that you're seemingly adding unnecessary complexity to your design. I understand you have reasons for going that route, not sure if I agree entirely. Prove me wrong.
Will do... Now I just need to get some money set aside for my personal rack/prototype rack.
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