Can it Carry a Kayak?
#1
Can it Carry a Kayak?
I want to put some racks up on my tC2 to be able to carry a 10foot kayak. Do you guys think this can be done w/o cracking the glass roof? In other words, can this car, with a whole glass roof support a kayak, while driving around on the highway for example?
If it is possible, I'd appreciate any recommendations on which roof rack I could get for my car. It is a 2012 tC2.
I am sure some roof racks are of higher quality than others, right?
Thank you for any help!
If it is possible, I'd appreciate any recommendations on which roof rack I could get for my car. It is a 2012 tC2.
I am sure some roof racks are of higher quality than others, right?
Thank you for any help!
#2
I want to put some racks up on my tC2 to be able to carry a 10foot kayak. Do you guys think this can be done w/o cracking the glass roof? In other words, can this car, with a whole glass roof support a kayak, while driving around on the highway for example?
If it is possible, I'd appreciate any recommendations on which roof rack I could get for my car. It is a 2012 tC2.
I am sure some roof racks are of higher quality than others, right?
Thank you for any help!
If it is possible, I'd appreciate any recommendations on which roof rack I could get for my car. It is a 2012 tC2.
I am sure some roof racks are of higher quality than others, right?
Thank you for any help!
Good luck! I get creaking when I would put my 11' surfboard on there with foam racks. It moved so much, I only did it about 3 times for fear of cracking the roof. I bet a real rack like a yakima or another manufacturer that didn't rest the item on the roof directly would work though.
#3
Thanks for the recommendation, i'll check out yakima to see what they have.
I want to avoid stuffing the kayak inside my car...not only because it can potentially dirty the interior but also because it would restrict me to a smaller sub 9foot kayak
I want to avoid stuffing the kayak inside my car...not only because it can potentially dirty the interior but also because it would restrict me to a smaller sub 9foot kayak
#4
Yup, I have the Yakima system and you'll be solid. It's pricey, but if you use it, definitely worth your money. And you can use it for anything. Tossed a 9' Christmas tree on it and it worked wonderfully lol.
#7
I am saving up money for a project car (going to be an older mustang), so my tC isn't really getting any more upgrades. I like it the way it is.
Reason for the kayak is because i fish a lot and recently have been wanting to get out there with a kayak. It is the closest thing to getting a boat, but it is much more hassle free!
I do rev mach my downshifts now, yes. It took a long time to get it right, and i still haven't really discovered how to heel and toe downshift without missing the gas pedal (since the brake is so high up in comparison).
And no, I have not done the rev matching downshifts w/o a clutch. I do not think there is any point to messing up my gears just trying to learn it
#8
Hahah, exactly! No, there is no reason with a stock tC2 to attempt no-clutch rev matching. And yeah, boats are a hassle. Kayaks are the sh.t. Glad to see you around again. Join in a little more going forward! We miss you!
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