Recent content by TalusGear

Looks great. well done!

I have mounted mine both ways at different times. I originally did it to the passenger side but now I am adding an awning so I have it mounted to the driver's side so my 270* awning covers the kitchen area in the back. If my tent was narrower, I'd turn it and have it flip over the back like the...

It’s made out of aluminum. Without the tent it’s about 540lbs. With the tent and rack 700. we will still be doing meetups in Seattle, Tacoma and will be doing our virtual meetup from Olympia.

Due to all the fires and smoke in the Portland area, we had to cancel the Portland meetup but instead we are doing an Instagram Live on Wednesday 9/16 PST for a virtual tour.

Hey all, We are doing a trio of meetups this next week. Come out and say hi and check out our VenturePack camper, show off your truck and generally shoot the breeze with us. Seattle. Sept 15 Original link: https://www.facebook.com/events/1040555986388176 Portland. Sept 16 Original link...

thats really awesome.

Do you have a link for those gauges? I haven’t seen them before

I'll take the ditch light brackets if you still have them

I'm headed up to Bozeman Montana this weekend if anyone wants to come and check out our camper or do some offroading/exploring, hit me up! Check our facebook page for details on the meetup.

sorry for my ignorance but what is the 2lo mod?

I was thinking maybe I'd mount it on the left part of the dash where the little pocket is. Or possibly in an overhead console of some kind.

I think the reason for the switch is you only disconnect it when you want to make changes. otherwise you leave it connected so the navigation will work.

Where are you guys mounting aftermarket gauges? i have airlift suspension and am adding a gauge to monitor their pressures but I can't decide on a good location to mount it.

Ya there were tons of cars when we went through South Tahoe. most of them were pretty unexciting but there was a Ford GT and a couple Ferraris that were cool.

While we were camping near Reno this last weekend we did a little time lapse video of taking down our 23zero Breezeway roof top tent. I love how simple it is. It took about 3.5 minutes to complete.