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Roof Rack/Basket options for a Doublecab

Discussion in '1st Gen Tundras (2000-2006)' started by Jerry311SD, Jan 30, 2019.

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  1. Jan 9, 2022 at 8:29 PM
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    I wasn't sure about that, but never doubt @Darkness . Barking squirrel.
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    They don’t even make one for double cabs :angrygirl:
     
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    exactly :frusty:
     
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    Yup, I followed the fitment guide on Inno's website, everything was specific for our trucks and it provided links to purchase on Amazon. Install time was about an hour. Some of your local overland outfitters might carry them in stock and install them too.

    I've hauled kayaks on mine too. Ultimately I'd like to get a half width basket where I can use a roof rack on one side and tie off a kayak on the other.

    @Sunnier has an awning mounted on her Inno rack.


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    Somewhere in Joshua Tree National Park, can't always take the sandy trail :oops:

    I needed to go under a train trestle to continue a trail once... Let's just say I had to make a detour.

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    Bro, what if you have something longer than 6’ bro?
     
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    Old thread like me. I want a Diamondback and a front runner rack, but that's not happening today. So now I'm looking at roof racks. @Casper421 @Sunnier @des2mtn all have Inno's?
    Good for me - and what is this all about?C3944DCA-E4F5-4569-A4E5-522ABCCC2BF3.jpg
     
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    Option 3 is what you're wanting :thumbsup: The square system lets you put on whatever length crossbars you want. You can also use Yakima and Thule square bars instead of Inno for this part of the job.
     
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    Yup, the 3rd looks right. It’s basically two pieces that clamp together around your door frame. It will squeeze the weatherproofing but that hasn’t been problematic for me.
     
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    Thank you both!
     
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    I went with option 2 cuz my Ridgeline needs the best aerodynamics to stay ahead of all tundras.
     
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    That's what I looked at first because it seems lower profile. Also shorter bars it seems.
     
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    It works for what I use it for, kayaks and sups. Plus I like this look better than a square bar. :notsure:
     
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    No luck finding prices online yet. However on Amazon I found them for $475.99 for a set. The square bars are $375. Part of me thinks that I should get the rounded bars though because they’re quieter. Any noise issues with square bars and if there is what could I use to fix it?
     
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    The fairing helps mitigate a lot of the noise, but it if it's not adjusted right, the fairing will make noise too and slap on the roof. If the square bars are a little wider than the fairing, they may whistle a tiny bit. I've heard it a a few times but it wasn't too bad.
     
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    Still better to go with the square bars then or should I stick with the rounded bars?
     
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    I really can't say too much about the rounded ones. I don't know if they come in only one width either.

    Part of the reasons I went with the square bars though was to fit this accessory. I really like it! It extends the bar out even further and has a hook, so you can hang a shirt to dry or other items.

    $19 INNO IN551 Bar End Hook Accessory for Hanging Wetsuits, Towels, Clothing from Roof Rack
    https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004TRJ5KQ?ie=UTF8

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    I think I’m gonna stick with the square bars but pick up a front fairing to keep the noise in check. Thank you!
     
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    And just when you thought it was safe to go outside again:

    TWO NEW SPECIES OF CAT-SIZED FLYING SQUIRRELS FOUND IN HIMALAYAS
     
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    Just looked at this rack again and they say that it requires drilling. So maybe no shims and epoxy? :notsure:

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    I dunno. I’m going with no roof rack or an Inno
     
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    I have a 1st gen double cab. Spider makes a no drill roof rack.
     
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    you got a link for it? The only one I see on the website is the drill option.
     
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    You don’t have to drill into the actual truck with that rack you have to drill holes into the wedge mounts
     
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