Only 1 thing that you should change.... That spot where you have the water jug, and the gas can, you need to put something on top of the Expanded Metal to cushion the ride. Road Vibration will wear out the container Bottoms. If you put something spongy under the jugs, that will prevent the vibration wear from ever happening.... If you buy some 3/8" fuel line, or just plain line, and snake it back and forth on the expanded metal, that will be good support for the jugs, and prevent the wear.... If you want, I will send Email with photos to better explain what I am saying... Good Video......
Recently got the ridge runner model and love it! It seems small but I’ve had my wife and two sons(7 and 6) (I’m 6’4) inside it for a three day camp trip and it was amazing only thing i wish mine had was a maxx fan because it gets really humid at night in colder weather.
@@RenegadesGarage07 yes very, I bought a dehumidifier that sucks moisture from the air of amazon that along with the orange/green gel bead one that came with the trailer problems are solved. Love my shoe box
Can you tell me the rims/offset you have? Probably easily seen in the back of the spare rim. I have the range runner that it doesn't seem to have much room for a wider tire without some negative offset. I also wonder what the bolt pattern is on these campers..
There a cheap procomp rim off Amazon 5x 4.5 is the lug pattern and this rims was 15x8 I ran a 1 in wheel spacer but you don't have to I just liked the look better. I think it rides down the road a lot better with the new set up.
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Only 1 thing that you should change.... That spot where you have the water jug, and the gas can, you need to put something on top of the Expanded Metal to
cushion the ride. Road Vibration will wear out the container Bottoms. If you put something spongy under the jugs, that will prevent the vibration wear from
ever happening.... If you buy some 3/8" fuel line, or just plain line, and snake it back and forth on the expanded metal, that will be good support for the jugs, and
prevent the wear.... If you want, I will send Email with photos to better explain what I am saying... Good Video......
Recently got the ridge runner model and love it! It seems small but I’ve had my wife and two sons(7 and 6) (I’m 6’4) inside it for a three day camp trip and it was amazing only thing i wish mine had was a maxx fan because it gets really humid at night in colder weather.
Agreed I wish mine did to but that’s the perfect thing about these campers is that there so customizable
@@RenegadesGarage07 yes very, I bought a dehumidifier that sucks moisture from the air of amazon that along with the orange/green gel bead one that came with the trailer problems are solved. Love my shoe box
Nice mods. Where did you get the fenders from? Thanks!
Amazon there steel replacement
@@RenegadesGarage07 Thank you!
Can you tell me the rims/offset you have? Probably easily seen in the back of the spare rim. I have the range runner that it doesn't seem to have much room for a wider tire without some negative offset. I also wonder what the bolt pattern is on these campers..
There a cheap procomp rim off Amazon 5x 4.5 is the lug pattern and this rims was 15x8 I ran a 1 in wheel spacer but you don't have to I just liked the look better. I think it rides down the road a lot better with the new set up.
In retrospect, would you have purchased the Runaway Venturist, rather than the CoolCamp?
Probably or at least a 6x8 and convert it like I did to the cool camp