Outlaw Raptor Vertical Bed Rack

• Feb 21, 2013

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Doing some final prep for the TRR - guys at Outlaw sent me out this very nice Line X'd vertical bed rack, and then the guys at Rock and Roll Offroad did some fine tuning to mount it up and got me some new spares to fill the bed.

This is a really great product, the quality and workmanship are wonderful and it looks like it came stock in my bed. btw - I have a stock 2012 spare tire and wheel, never used (no TPMS) that I'm going to put up for sale. I'll post another thread on that one.

 

• Feb 21, 2013

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I likes it. What kind of wheels are you sporting?

 

• Feb 21, 2013

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Blind1 said:

I likes it. What kind of wheels are you sporting?

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those are Toyo MT's on Method Fab Fives. the truck is still running on stock rubber until after the TRR, then I'll swap all four over to Toyos.

 

• Feb 21, 2013

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Looks damn good

 

• Feb 21, 2013

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I like it a lot too!

Great use of space and you can still see out the back window.

Compact and looks great!

 

• Feb 21, 2013

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Looks familiar!!!! I really like mine too. Probably the best accessory so far from my perspective.

 

• Feb 25, 2013

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Finally managed to finish this project this weekend. I added my Crafstman 2 ton jack to the rack. It all fits together really nicely. I did have to remove the wheels on the jack, and drill the mount holes in the aluminum tray, as well as drill the cotter pin hole in the handle of the jack, but other than that it took about 90 minutes (including a run to the HW store to pick up some grade 8 bolts)

Here's a few pics of the finished product. BTW - in that tub I managed to fit my bubba rope, a 30" tow rope, the winch controls, air compressor, flat fixing kit, duct tape, and gloves.

 

• Feb 25, 2013

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Looks great!