I'm unable to find Thule tracks with those styles of cap nuts. Are those aftermarket?

@@oceangoin79 We're using a mix of hardware here, the closest thing to what we install is this: www.cascaderack.com/yakima-tracks-60-wcapnuts-8001135-736745011352

​@CascadeRackBend thank you! I actually found the Thule tracks and purchased everything. I will fine tune hardware and install using this video. Much appreciated.

RTV does a great job at sealing the holes, isn't corrosive, and readily available. We're not looking to bond the track to the cap as we're using mechanical fasteners for that. You would be surprised how often we have to repair/replace tracks from low speed collisions.

In theory, but check with your truck cap manufacturer for specifics. They'll be able to provide a dynamic and static weight capacity for your specific model.

The track brands that we sell all use aluminum. We'll generally paint the end of the track, but it's also not visible with the end cap installed. The bolt length depends on the thickness of the canopy where the tracks are installed. We stock a multitude of lengths so we can capture the screw inside the capnut.

Maximum weight capacity depends on the fiberglass cap manufacturer and they are not all made the same. The maximum weight capacity of this crossbar system is 220 lbs. on road. Static weight capacity is more, but depends on what your fiberglass canopy manufacturer provides.

Do these ever leak? I’ve only heard bad stories.

@@ermnowwhere We've never had one leak on us. This stuff is easily repaired if you do run into an issue.

It's an RTV Gasketmaker. Permatex or Loctite works just fine, and we use the black color.

@@CascadeRackBend awesome. Thanks for the reply!

We put together our own kits in the shop, but here's a link to the closest product. www.cascaderack.com/yakima-tracks-60-wcapnuts-8001135-736745011352

On a mid sized truck we'll usually use either the 60 inch or 54 inch bars.....this install looks like the 60 inch bars.

A 2 bar system will have an on road weight rating of 165 lbs. Most consumer canopies can withstand this, but it is best to check with the canopy manufacturer to ensure that your specific model is capable.

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