OL Rackmaster Roof Racks

Justin

Have you had a look at RhinoRack. A great deal of flexability is offered and they appear 4x4 solid enough.

I dont own one and I have no interest in the company (Standard Disclaimer)

Regards

Paul

Good luck with your search for info on roof racks.

I have a 1.8M Rhino Rack that I only fit when required.

Here are the pro's:
1. Only weighs 20KG
2. Easy to lift on and off the bars
3. Does not make any noise that I am aware of at speeds up to 110 KM
4. Very strong construction, with substantial tray bottom rails and tiedowns ( The ARB (and probably the OL) requires additional floor mesh and wind deflector)
5. Sections are replaceable if you damage it (EG under a low car park!)
6. Large number of accessories available for the tray and bars (make sure the bars are wide enough to allow for the jack, shovel etc)

Here are the con's:
1. Looks a bit weird (I agree it appears to be too high but in reality it is not and I don't really like the big logo)
2. Looks better on a Patrol than on a Cruiser. (Unfortunately the Cruiser has those built in mounting tracks that will limit the size and location of the rack).

Have you sought info from a roof rack specialist such as www.roofracksa.com.au/

Cheers,

Kings

Hi H2O, got a Rackmaster on my Terracan. it sits about 50mm above the roof line. Has a noticeable hum when driving but not excessive. Expensive but versatile. Fitting is a bitch so best if left on. Comes with a stack of accessories. The sliding bolting system is good but the opening to slide the nuts into is only open on one side of the track. Other than that it's good and very low profile compared with others. Rated to 100kg for my vehicle.