I think you've posted this same message 5 times.. We get it
OT Roof Rack
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ARB will have a 3/4 roof rack too. Its very early on so I'm assuming within a couple months we'll see additional options but I doubt you could go wrong with any of them. ARB has a full system of accessories if you want to go that route. All of the systems seems to be the same cost or less than the factory option or buying the Land Cruiser FE roof rack that would be a direct fitAnyone have opinions about the Prinsu versus Wescott Designs Racks:
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I do like the way they both look. Have seen some negative reviews of Prinsu - but with Toyota/Lexus showing so prominently maybe those were sour grape issues.
Soo glad your paying attention no worries
My overtrail came with the rack and there is wind noise at 50 got stuck with $1570 plus tax got a deal who wants it?
The factory rack on my Luxury+ makes some noise. I tried to install a Thule wind deflector off my old car. It doesn’t fit well: the from bar of the Lexus rack is about 7” wide. Even using long zip-ties, the deflector has a gap since the Lexus front rail has a downward cant. I’ll keep trying. PS the rack is VERY handy!
Seems a lot of chatter about the wind noise... Now I'm really curious, how bad is it?
For those that really dislike it, is this is first rack you've had?
I've pretty much always had a roof rack to some capacity.... ski racks, bike racks, a full Rhino rack on my Rubicon.
Yes you can hear the wind.
For those that are complaining... be honest, is it really that bad or are you the type that calls the doctor when you have a hangnail?
For those that really dislike it, is this is first rack you've had?
I've pretty much always had a roof rack to some capacity.... ski racks, bike racks, a full Rhino rack on my Rubicon.
Yes you can hear the wind.
For those that are complaining... be honest, is it really that bad or are you the type that calls the doctor when you have a hangnail?
1000% agree
New to having a roof rack. What are the best boxes, straps, etc to use and the best way to secure to the rack? Seems nice to have vs installing the hitch mounted carrier everytime we go on a trip.
the ignore feature is your friend
Yes, it is that bad. 70+ mph and it’s significant. Loud enough to interfere with conversation / music. It’s worse than my outgoing 470 was with various big ass cargo boxes on top. Maybe experience it before getting all righteous . . .
Much louder than my 4Runner and 460 OEM rack. Louder than 4Runner rack w bike attachment on top.
I’ve since taken delivery. Had it a little over a week. I’m yet to take it very fast on the highway but have had it ~70mph on some back roads.
I really don’t think it’s too bad. But sound can be subjective. I have a 6 yr and 1.5 yr old daughters in the back so I’m kind of immune to very loud noises lol.
Only once did my wife say, “what is that? A loud plane or something is above us!”
I do wonder if it makes a little difference sliding the rack more forward or backwards.
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That is true from what I understand. Fortunately I didn’t get one allocated to me, but when I test drove one with the rack, one of the things I noticed was that it was stationary and couldn’t be moved back-and-forth. What I noticed is if you move it back, the rear door cannot fully open because the spoiler would hit the rack if it was any further back. Like the look of the factory rack, but it is not very functional or user-friendly IMO.
