I installed those things in my Cruiser. I used JB Weld. Works fine.
Explorer
I installed those things in my Cruiser. I used JB Weld. Works fine.
Adventurer
Thought I'd update this thread with my install into my new tundra: http://www.expeditionportal.com/foru...82#post1177382
2012 Tundra
Adventurer
This is what I installed:
It is a little hard to see. I installed two 4' tracks in the bottom of the bed and one 1' track on each side in the back.
Here is a link to my write-up:
http://www.fordraptorforum.com/f11/c...install-12218/
Adventurer
I have MAC for my Tacoma, not the rail version.
I picked MAC for the all metal requirement for exposed environment use.
No plastic will last for many years in exposed sun light, even with UV stabilizers molded with the plastic.
I know, I'm a plastic engineer.
So if you do get those costo version, make sure they are used inside your vehicle.
Ciao! - - Nathan
'01 Tacoma DCab (some mods - click here)+ '00 BMW Z3 (more mods) + '12 MINI Countryman ALL4
EX-PO Member since Nov 18, 2005 - - TTORA Member since Nov 18, 2005 - - TLCA Member since June 4, 2008
Observer
More ideas. Would these rails work as the roof rails for a roof rack? Could be a very nice very flexible roof rack rail system. Just not sure about dirt and debris getting into the track.
Explorer
No reason they couldn't be used on a roof rack. The ones I have are Aluminum so no worries about rust. Just make sure to use stainless hardware.
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