Got the dmax, your front bar and steps! Just ordered the rear bar and after watching this I can't wait to put it on! Just need the suspension n wheels to match!
Unbelievable set up. Just beautiful for going off grid for a bit. Suppose you will need a fridge then and it all gets complicated with weight and electricals. But for general weekend trips, you won't need more than this. About 30 gran later though I'm guessing. I would run a 275 70 17. The 285 rubber is gonna cost you a bit more in juice for sure. Great job guys.
@@julesdirksevilla3246 Best bet would be to contact one of our agents for a fitted quote. Here is a link to our dealers offroadanimal.com.au/where-to-buy/
With the rear tub setup is it possible to have a fridge if so which one and how does it handle dust and rain?? Seen canopy setups leak and let dust in multiple times even with upgraded seals
This is not a canopy, this is a rack, it's not even close to being sealed. However the roll track is pretty good and only minor dust gets in, so most fridges would be ok as long as their not too high
I just had my animal rear bar installed, now my rear radar sensors are coming on and off thinking there is cars next to me when not, I go to change lanes and it throws me back into lane. What's the fix with this? I'm taking it back to installer. I've hear needs calibration or installed left side instead of right.
Where is the GOAT Rack? I don't see it on your site. Never seen it on your site actually... I'm blind or missing something. That GOAT Rack looks amazing. I'm going to be fitting all your gear to my Dmax XT... toro, sliders and rear bar, was going to add a FrontRunner tub rack, but now you've released this GOAT rack... that looks next level of canopy storage without the expensive and complicated change tub for canopy.
@@offroadanimal yes mate iv even taken a buggy offroad with no mods. Be careful with how you word things as alot of people have Interpereted it as - you need these things to go off road- not things to make offroading more enjoyable. Any stock 4x4 can go offroad, they dont NEED these things to.
@@oak4894 so you sit and sleep in your buggy offroad while you live on what you hunt and gather. Mate you're super hardcore. Most normal people bring camping gear so they can be comfortable. But more power to you going super minimalist. I think me and 99.99% of people who camp prefer to bring gear to make it a nice experience.
