Howdy, I got a question for you since you’re installing on a GMC is that the prinsu cab rack? The reason I ask is when I go to the prinsu website the only option is for a Chevy Colorado so I want to install it but want to make sure I get the right rack for my 2015 canyon!
That’s how I felt 😂 but the customer gets what the customer wants 🤷🏻♂️I even asked twice “ are you sure you want to drill holes in your roof”😬but I also have to say it’s been a couple years and no leaks yet 🤞🤞 Thanks for watching 😎🏎💨💨💨💨💨
Looks awesome man! Pulling the trigger on this very roof rack form my Canyon AT4 as we speak!! cant wait to install this!
Thank you. This is a very helpful video.
Your very welcome 👍😎
I don't think I've ever complimented anyone on the look of a roof rack, until now..... I like the look.👍👍
Twisted Michigander me too it’s very slim line and fits the look at the truck pretty well thanks for watching👍😎🚗💨💨💨
He’s dialin in that truck bro lookin good 🤘🏻🐿🤘🏻
Beautiful truck! What size wheels/tires are you running on it?
William Cortez it’s my cousins truck I’m not sure I know he put 33’s on it recently
Did you vacuum the shavings out that fell on the headliner?
No there was no reason to a few shavings won’t hurt anything 👍🏎💨💨💨
Howdy, I got a question for you since you’re installing on a GMC is that the prinsu cab rack? The reason I ask is when I go to the prinsu website the only option is for a Chevy Colorado so I want to install it but want to make sure I get the right rack for my 2015 canyon!
Yes they are the same the only difference could be
Single cab,Extra cab ,Crew cab because of the length of the rack 👍thanks for watching
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Yea sure. I'll go out right now and drill some holes in the roof of my week old Colorado !
That’s how I felt 😂 but the customer gets what the customer wants 🤷🏻♂️I even asked twice “ are you sure you want to drill holes in your roof”😬but I also have to say it’s been a couple years and no leaks yet 🤞🤞
Thanks for watching 😎🏎💨💨💨💨💨
Any recommendations on drilling those holes? I can’t get the 3/8 through
I start with an 1/8 inch drill bit work my way up with a few different size bits until I get to the desired size this will make it easier