HOW TO INSTALL L-Track Like A PRO | Tips & Tricks
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- Опубліковано 30 жов 2022
- Hey Everybody! Today We're Installing L-Track into the Floors of our Van! We're using AVC's Floor system which can be found below. Let's get to work!
Big thanks to Stayrede for their custom L-Track! Be sure to check them out:
www.stayredeag.com
• What's NEW in VANLIFE?...
How To Cut Floor for L-Track: • L-Track to AVC Sub-Flo...
AVC Insulated Subfloor: avcrig.com/collections/interi...
Paper Patterns: avcrig.com/collections/interi...
Dimensions:
L-Track: 46"
(We measure from Tire Drop)
From Hole: 6"
Between Track 1 and Track 2: 60"
(Note: The L-Track we present in this video is not currently for sale on Store, but will be soon)
We also just launched our Paper Patterns, so if you haven't go check it out!
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Seriously perfect timing! Love your content.
Hooray! We always seem to hit just too late for folks commenting. 😂
Another great video, thanks Matt.
Awesome. Thank you.
Rocky Mounts Drop Top locking though axle mount. The easiest/best/quickest mount and another layer of protection.
Fun to Google this and find your video!
Hi Osman! Thanks for watching. Do you still have your E-350?
Some Polypropylene foam would be a nice material to used under the L track
What do you use to mount the FVC slide tray to the L track ?
would you tell what primer you use? Thanks
In your experience is it possible to mount L-Track with a slight arc? We are building out a Nissan NV3500. The ceiling has an ever so slight arc to it and I would like to use the L-Track, not only to secure the ceiling panels, but to also provide a place to mount things. Doesn't seem as it will flex at all from your videos.
It will flex a little. If you were contouring to a ceiling I’ll bet it would do ok
What length 1/4-20 bolts do you use? Getting all my parts together for this project.
Also, since you asked I'm using adjustable L-track mounting plates from RB components with Rocky Mounts fork mounts. The mounting plates are great because if I need to carry drop bar bikes instead I can flip them around to make more clearance between the back doors and bars.
I use 2.5” bolts.
What type of primer is used over metal? Thank you!
I’d like to know too but I bet he’s using a urethane primer used for prepping a surface for a glass install. That’s exactly what the can looks like. 3M has one called Single Step Primer with the same type of dauber applicator.
Would like to buy this predrilled L track for my 148. Plain silver is fine no need for black. Any idea if it will be for sale soon? Ordering other items from avcrig and figured I'd order it at the same time if possible.
We should have it available on the website pretty soon.
Do you know if the L-Track has standard ano or hard ano coating? Mine will be walked on and loaded on so curious if standard holds up.
It’s a 2 stage ano coating, but not “hard ano” as you asked. We’re just starting to use it and curious ourselves. I have inquired about the harder process so we can compare pricing.
What blade do you use to cut the L track?
100 tooth finish blade on the chop saw.
Are you just using stainless steel bolts and washers? What grade? Just worried they will rust over time.
I agree,just saw this vid, looks as if they'll rust, and no undercoating either.....
Does anyone know what he means when he says "you're gonna need a little bit more hardware" if doing this for motorcycles (at 2:47)? More than 5 bolts per l track piece? Five already seems like plenty to me . . . but maybe he means something else?
Brotha, I’d add plate steel to the underside, and even form plate steel “straps’ to contour over frame structures if needed. The weight of the motorcycles needs to be captured and locked in for the worst case scenario: a front end collision. If you just bolt the L-track through the floor skin, it WILL pull through and just after the crash occurs in front of you, you will get hit from behind -by all that moto steel.