Elka is also a good salt resistant suspension company since they are made in Canada and they salt their roads as well. I am seriously considering them even with the extra shipping to Honolulu since the air is so salty it makes power lines buzz when they get some mist on them.
What are the reasons you went with the Khaya as opposed to the Canopy camper. I’m thinking insulation and ability to remove to get truck bed utility back.
I heard many varies stories about this specific model of Alucab that may affect the frame due weight , I would like to know your feedback before investing , thx in advance , beautiful build 👍.
Its a great camper. Our team has owned two of them. There haven't been any reports of frame fatigue on the Tacoma's from what I understand. It's a great unit that can easily be removed with jack stands in less than 30 min. It's all enclosed and the hatch door on the back is a dream. Tons of storage and so many options for customization when you by it empty.
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Awesome build!
Glad you think so!
Elka is also a good salt resistant suspension company since they are made in Canada and they salt their roads as well. I am seriously considering them even with the extra shipping to Honolulu since the air is so salty it makes power lines buzz when they get some mist on them.
I THINK I saw this truck in Hermit Pass last weekend and talked to one of you for a few minutes.
You sure did!
What are the reasons you went with the Khaya as opposed to the Canopy camper. I’m thinking insulation and ability to remove to get truck bed utility back.
nice built love it.What brand are the 4 legs jacks you guys use for the khaya?
They are Rieco Titan Jacks
I heard many varies stories about this specific model of Alucab that may affect the frame due weight , I would like to know your feedback before investing , thx in advance , beautiful build 👍.
Its a great camper. Our team has owned two of them. There haven't been any reports of frame fatigue on the Tacoma's from what I understand. It's a great unit that can easily be removed with jack stands in less than 30 min. It's all enclosed and the hatch door on the back is a dream. Tons of storage and so many options for customization when you by it empty.