So true - there's a vertical seam at the edge of the roof so that the water on the roof drains either forwards or backwards - you can either weld a bracket to that seam or maybe drill it and bolt to that.
Take a look at the Low Range Off Road website - they offer a couple of roof racks with mounts that attach to the roof panel - the installation instructions can be downloaded - you may be able to fab something similar.
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Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2017 5:36 pm
fordem wrote:
Pxsammy wrote:
Also i dont think the vitaras have gutters...
So true - there's a vertical seam at the edge of the roof so that the water on the roof drains either forwards or backwards - you can either weld a bracket to that seam or maybe drill it and bolt to that.
Take a look at the Low Range Off Road website - they offer a couple of roof racks with mounts that attach to the roof panel - the installation instructions can be downloaded - you may be able to fab something similar.
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Posted: Wed Nov 29, 2017 12:23 am
There are 'universal' type kits, than involve screwing / pop-riveting tracks to the roof panel, which then accept lateral bars. Roof rack + Vitara = tricky / messy / not easy, but people have overcome - limit what you want to put up there though.
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