Voyager Roofrack on a Disco - will it accept a RTT?

[Mr. Pickles]

My rack is multi-level with "sidewalls." How can I affix a RTT? Will I need load bars to sit atop the upper rails? Any help is appreciated.



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[virginia_jeeper]

So. much. weight. The higher you go up the higher you COG is. If you could find a way to mount is as low as possible, using the rack and w/o load bars the better.

 

[Mr. Pickles]

That's my main concern, with the cog too high... I just discovered TentCot and that may be a simpler and cheaper alternative for me and my girls.

 

[cosmiccharlie]

I have seen people cut the top rails off the back portion of the voyager racks so they are able to mount an RTT directly to the floor. That is what I would do if I add an RTT to mine, but I plan to go with a teardrop trailer instead.

 

[Mr. Pickles]

I have considered that to keep the center of grav. as low as possible, but I wonder if that would affect the laod rating.

I have seen people cut the top rails off the back portion of the voyager racks so they are able to mount an RTT directly to the floor. That is what I would do if I add an RTT to mine, but I plan to go with a teardrop trailer instead.

 

[cosmiccharlie]

I'm no engineer, but I can't see why the load rating would be affected.

 

[wreckdiver1321]

You shouldn't have any issues with that setup. It will raise your COG, but any RTT will do that. Look into the Frontrunner Feather-Lite RTT