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Both OVS units are built on the same backplane and mounts identically so the height will be the same. I'm grappling with the weight issue as well as I don't want the COG of my rig any higher than it already is. Sent from my SM-G973U using Tapatalk

I don't think the OVS unit is capable of handling "strong winds" based on the structure involved. A strong gust of wind will impact the LT and the normal model equally, I'd think, so I suggest going for the larger unit for more shade, if you don't mind the extra weight. I'm leaning toward the...

Thank you. Looks like Northridge has a 30day lead time for the Nomadic on their site. I called them and they told me that the live inventory is up to date. Sent from my SM-G973U using Tapatalk

Did you order everything from Northridge4x4 and did they send you a discount coupon code ? :cool:

Yup, SOLD!!!!!

I have DT header on the 4.7 in the 4runner and I bet the orientation of the O2 sensor is f'ed beyond recognition. DT put the O2 bung in the stupidest place on my header, thus making a simple O2 swap be a royal PITA. IIRC, the driver O2 sensor is the PITA now. I sooooo wanted to ********** slap the...

I have a handful of tire press gauges from Discount Tires and they seem to be repeatable to each other :). As mentioned already, I really don't care of the actual #, as long as they're repeatable. I think I have eight of them from DT and hand out to other wheelers. I also have few analog...

What a great execution Steve, nice job!! So 2020 or 2040 extrusions are different form factors than the 8020 I'm used to, from what it appears. The 8020 stuff is great but a tad too industrial for my liking but if 2020 stuff is narrower or smaller, then I can see it being used in my vehicle.

Lowered price to $6500

Oh crap, sorry fellas. I went camping after posting this ad. Updated ad with price.

Up for sale is a pair of Pico compact aluminum folding camp chair with carry bags. They are in excellent condition, and fully operational. I always made sure to wipe the legs clean before putting them away. They are very light and really supportive, up to 250lbs. Selling because I need a...

An excellent reply, thank you for educating us on how you did this project. It'll for sure help others following your footsteps. cheers and GLWS.

Here's a bump for ya. Curious, why didn't the solar go directly on top of the tent roof vs using a sandwich material? This is a real slick way to use solar panel on this RTT. I might copy this design some day and thank you for mentioning which VHB tape you used. Cheers.

more updates above.

dang dude, don't y'all up there in the PNW ever get sunny camping weather days? ;) bump for ya. I'm too far to buy the kingmen, unfortunately.

@dtm67 Perhaps a trailer that doesn't require a ladder and you can stand up inside would work for your wife? Shameless plug for my Kamparoo for sale! https://expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/2002-kamparoo-weekender-transcontinental-pak-with-mods.216773/;)

My buddy has a CVT Mt Baker ladder+bracket for his Autohome and it's a better solution than mine, I think. But, my iKamper ladder is made for bare feet walking up/down. Sent from my SM-G973U using Tapatalk

Nothing fancy but very practical. I can still open the rear door! It's the little things, ya know [emoji1787] Sent from my SM-G973U using Tapatalk

I opted for a telescopic ladder from iKamper and added two attachment points to the side of the Autohome. My ladder lives in the cargo area and my reason for the switch was the form factor over anything else. Initially I purchased a similar ladder from Amazon but it was 300# rated and was...

bump for a capable offroading camper!