OT+ with Land Cruiser FE roof rack

yes, that is the correct part number. I have that and also an extra cross bar. For some crazy reason this rack omits a cross bar that is at the rear of the rack. There is an obvious space for it and also the T30 screws already in the frame for it. The cross bar part # is same but has the letters CB after it: PT970-60241-CB. I could not buy the cross bar online since it is on back order, so I went to my local Toyota dealer and they purchased, only took 2 days to get. I'll post a couple pictures of the rack with and without this cross bar. (BTW, I'm expecting allocation delivery of my '25 OT in about a month, so can't show pic of it installed yet).
For those who also have the Toyota LC 3/4 rack, I found decent grab handles for only $12 a pair on Amazon. Easy install, although they provide a weird nut for the bolt, but it works. I wanted 2 grab handles and saw Toyota sells a pair of Prinsu handles for the unbelievable price of $200. There's lots of other outdoor toys I'd rather spend $200 on than a couple of aluminum handles.

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looking at installing this roof rack. Does anyone know if this rack is long enough to mount an awning on the side? Something like the deltawing 180 or kammok crosswing?
 
looking at installing this roof rack. Does anyone know if this rack is long enough to mount an awning on the side? Something like the deltawing 180 or kammok crosswing?
The awnings are long, probably much longer than the rack - easy enough to compare lengths. You can have the awning longer than the rack but you have to judge how much is acceptable to be hanging off the ends.

The main issue I see is that the rack's outer edge is angled inward so if you're mounting to that outer edge you may have an issue. If you are using the typical L-shaped mounting brackets that mount to the top of the rack and then you should be OK.
 

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