I mount the RTT to the trailrax using GFC’s aftermarket rack mounts and their tent mounting blocks via 4 mounting points. I can still take off the two front roof panels and the middle roof panel with the tent on top. When I get back from a camping trip, I take the roof rack and tent off. I don’t...
Tbh, I would be weary of mounting the ROAM box on the factory rack and putting anything significant in it besides blankets. The weight limits on the factory rack are minuscule.
Do you sell a pigtail that will connect the Heretic fog light kit to the Raptor factory fog light switch and upfitter 1? Just ordered their fog light kit and want to retain the two connections that the Raptor has pre-wired to upfitter 1 and factory fog switch
Only off-road trailers I would consider would be Patriot but def outside your budget. That’s what I looked at when I considered going that route. Ultimately just got a roof rack and RTT. I take my roof rack and RTT off after every camping trip so I can go topless when needed. I’m not the one to...
There’s no issue with rubbing in the front as I’ve mounted it where the crash bar would be. The crash bar isn’t included on the Raptor or any Sasquatch bronco. The rear I mounted downwards as I didn’t want it visible and I wanted it in a spot that I could be absolutely sure it wouldn’t be rubbed...
Having air at each tire is VERY convenient. One of the best things I’ve done to my bronco was run lines to each wheel. Routed along the top of the frame and in some areas inside the frame. Very quick for me to snap my short lines to each wheel and hit a button on my phone to automatically air...
I did the same thing with my bronco raptor earlier this year. Now I just hook up 4 small whips to each wheel and control the arb compressor from my phone automatically. All the wiring and air line is hidden behind the panels and under the cargo floor.