Westcott vs Prinsu roof rack

[Furrypanda1121]

Thanks, I appreciate the response. Do any of the racks allow the ability to leave a crossbar out for the sunroof? Which one allows the Thule to attach as I do have a roof box.

I have the Westcott lo-pro roof rack installed and it doesn't interfere with the moonroof. I can open/tilt it without hitting the crossbars. There is 1 bar that goes across the middle of the moonroof that blocks visibility straight up, but it has about a centimeter and a half clearance when the moonroof is tilted up. I believe you would be able to remove the 1 bar across the moonroof without issue, but you'd need to reach out to them to make sure.

Roof rack itself is well made and solid with less wind noise than the oem cross bars. Currently only has my 6ft awning attached but will be mounting a RTT to it later this month.

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[vready]

Here's my detailed post about the Sherpa Capital rack. I'm a big fan. You can mix and match with this stuff -- I also have the Westcott Designs rear hatch ladder and I love their stuff, too.

https://www.4runner6g.com/forum/thr...rack-installed-on-my-trd-orp-iforce-max.3508/

 

[Undefeatable]

As someone who doesn't own a roof rack, never owned a roof rack and have zero experience in using a roof rack, I have heard Sherpa is the gold standard for roof racks. I love that they don't rely on silicon sealant to seal it, rather they supply rubber blocks to do the work of sealing it, which I would prefer.

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