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@Zagszman

It’s an amazing setup that doesn’t have me looking for more.

  1. I’m using 3 of the PLATFORM RTT AFTERMARKET RACK MOUNT KIT. Really only need two but the holes are there for the third, so I filled them. For Gamaviti I used their roof channel towers. You’ll need to drill a few holes in the GFC cross bars to get everything to fit.

  2. Zero issues. Since the posted picture I have removed the rear spoiler and slid the tent backwards so everything is nice and even. No real reason other than my OCD.

  3. Wind noise is of no issue and mileage may have dropped but so little, I haven’t noticed. Still sucks…

Feel free to DM me if you have further questions and I’ll do my best to answer them.

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Loved the color btw :heart_eyes:

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Just got back from a quick trip to valley of the gods and finally took a pic with the gfc popped up

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New to the forum so I could not send a direct message, but thank you for the information in this post. Just purchased my Platform RTT and I am going to install it on my ‘98 Lexus 100 series the same way you have done it with the Gamaviti roof tower channels and the aftermarket mount kit.

Now that you have had the setup for a while, any recommendations for installation or adjustments you have made?

Thank you!

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Also curious as to how the RTT has changed the handling characteristics of your 100 series?

Nick

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On my 100 it made no noticeable difference. I had both a soft shell and hard shell (not at the same time)up there. Never noticed either.

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Installed as of last Friday, Feb 11th

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On Poison Spring road near Hanksville UT. The Dirty Devil river is a must see!

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Out and about in the Santa Lucia Range in Central California

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Nice looking truck! Especially the black detailing that sets off the white.

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@scotteveratt that was me honking at you in the white Tacoma yesterday haha

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Hey gang, it looks like there’s been a couple SuperLite posts here but if this is frowned on give me the nod and I’ll remove my post.

SuperLite on a Rooftop Overland adjustable height rack on a '17 Tundra. If you look close there’s a Yakima powder hound mounted upside down wich worked pretty well for locking skiis up!

On my list still is a 1/3 width full drawer slide build as I also load a '96 standup jetski in the bed during the summer. I won’t be able to do some of the nicer setups in the bed that you all have but this allows me a multi use setup.

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Never frowned upon!! It’s all gettin’ out there…different strokes for different folks :metal:t3: Can’t wait to see the jet ski in the mix :call_me_hand:

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It’s all welcome, I personally love seeing all the different ways that people get out! I had a similar set up but am now moving to a platform camper to better accommodate my go everywhere with me pup.

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Nice setup @mjb11mjb! Is that the Yakima overhaul hd? I looked at those but I think they wouldn’t extend high enough over my cab.

Also have been evaluating the bike fork lock that bolts to the Toyota track but it looks like you have something else there?

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It’s the Overhaul HD. Worked well for me but the Taco is a small truck. I use the Dakine tailgate pad to hang bikes over the tailgate. As a bonus it makes it easier to slide whitewater kayaks over the tailgate without scratching it up.

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