You Won't Believe What I Did To The ROAM Cargo Box *Building The Ultimate Off-Road Kit!!*
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- I modified a ROAM Cargo Box to make a complete off-road kit.
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Can't hate on it. Won't hate in it. You've inspired with ideas for what I could do. It's initially the first hole that hurts the most, but measure twice and drill once. Double check for leaks and you're all set. Thank you
People who are afraid to drill a $400 case clearly haven’t drilled through their hardtop for a front runner rack. Great video as always Asia
Also good work on staying true and giving constructive criticism.
Yes!!! We already have so many holes in the damn Jeep we drilled ourselves haha
True that😅
Iv had the same idea with the same box but never seen it done and stumbled on this video perfect timing 👊 great video quality an editing by the way. Thanks for showing it works and making it happens dude awesome stuff.
Great production quality.
Nicely done! Looking forward to do this now!
Super smart planning. I'm planning on mounting a weather proof rifle case and mount my traction board on top with a bungee. I run all my recovery gear all winter because of the snow (Michigan life).
Dang this really is a great idea. I don't want to lug this stuff around on a daily basis either. I'm glad I watched the whole way through. It confirmed some concerns I had with the case's construction/price as well as brought to light some pretty serious design oversights. Also great content glad I clicked on your video.
Three of the rivnuts on mine spin. Poor QC. Hopefully the mole panel stays in place.
I agree on the padlock!
That's a great way to transport everything. There's a sealant used for RVs that remains flexible and will maintain a water-tight seal over time. It's similar to what plumbers use for drains. Silicone will eventually separate and allow for water intrusion. Neoprene washers might be a good alternative. What was preventing you from placing a full-sized axe in the main compartment? Was some gear preventing that? Happy trails!
Great tip! I have a full sized axe already in the rig and wanted the room for other gear. Plus having the axe in there made it even heavier lol
Do what you want to do. Thanks for this review and ideas
That’s a great idea! I’ve already drilled holes to mount it on the roof. A few more holes isn’t going to hurt anyone. How are you liking the molle panel now that it’s mounted? I’ve been eyeing it for a while now.
I like it! Just a pain to put on and over priced for what it is
They want $390 for each plus
$200 for the mounts 😬
Thats $1,200 for 2 boxes & mounts 😱
Def ain't cheap and the pelicans are even more $$. It's that "overland tax" lol
I've thought about this with my own case since I added my RTT and have less space for a box and my recovery boards. Nice build! Also, I actually use the Master Lock 20mm Padlocks and they fit just fine (I have a 83L ROAM box though), got them in a 4 pack at Target. Like we all know, if someone wants it enough they will filnd a way to steal but it has always kept my setup safe from oppurtunists.
Perfect 👌
It’s bada$$, and I will copy to some degree. I think you deserve to switch out the cheap Fiskars axe to the TOPS KNIVES High Impact Axe or Ucon Hawk Hatchet. Both have the orange you’re going for.
BROOO. I don't use the fiskars anymore and I've been dying for the TOPS one. I want their knives too. I currently run the Esee 3 as my fix blade and love it
You do you . That’s all that matters 😅. If it works for you then it’s perfect
they say you can’t leave these boxes frying in the sun as it will warp the plastic .. have you had issues with this?
I haven't. It's been a champ honestly. But the box never stays mounted up there permanently. Only when we travel out so maybe it might? Never tested it for that
I wonder if 7/8” unistrut with some spring nuts would work and get it more flush to the box?
Maybe yeah! I'm actually thinking of the rebuild alrdy maybe with some riv nuts drilled into the box itself. As far as making the brackets more flush, that'll be hard to do because remember there's nuts also at the bottom of each mounting pin that needs to clear
@@BaptismOverland not sure how big the nuts are on the mounting pin but the spring nuts might fit. Not sure if it would work or be completely secure but food for thought.
That look right before you drilled. lol
Maaan....
Hello! Do you know of any Roof Storage Solutions for my factory TRD Pro Roof Rack? I don't want to remove my rack because I use it and it's enough for what I need. I just want a box rack system to put on it. Thanks!
For the factory one? No. That's kind of the issue I have with those kind of racks (I'm assuming you have the tubular kind?) It's so difficult to find mounting solutions for them
I buy everything to destroy. Lol great video. New subscriber!
Yes!!! Modify everything!
Seen so many people just driving around with a thick roof top tent. I’m like bro you’re loosing mpg for no reason.
A slim profile was def one of my musts when I shopped for mine
@@BaptismOverland mostly meant when they aren’t camping with it and just using it as a daily driver. Not to rag on anyone who does it when they’re out camping.
Granted I’m always trying to find solutions to better aero. Sadly went back to a regular tent for gas cost alone. Miss the convenience and the aesthetic but my wallet likes me more.
@@ToastedFox facts. But also, putting an RTT on and taking it off is a PAIN unless you have a hoist or even have the room to store it. If I had to keep taking it on and off every trip I would never use it
great idea I was thinking about doing this however I have the prinsu maxtrax mount. I have to large roam cases but the weight limit on the Roam desperado tent is 150 pounds
@@sbkarmen I have mine on maxtrax mounts as well now. I haven't needed the roam box on the Jeep anymore but I will prob put it on the runner at some point
There is a name for those people that you were talking about in the beginning of your video. Posers.
Any rust issues with roam cases?
None! And I live on the beach!
A suggestion: you can put a spacer between the bracket and the box to cover the pin nuts. Although it’s not easy to remove the nuts the space will make it impossible and also look much more clean.
Love that! I might be doing the same thing when I get the slimmer 87L roam box. This one is way too high
They also need to shrink the overhang on their cases, it takes up way too much space to put anything of size in bins, especially the smaller cases.
Yes!!
6:45 nearly brought me to tears. 😉
I think ya did good but you may want to weatherproof the holes, if you haven't done so already.
I def did. Just showed it briefly but I used RTV. Haven't had a leak :)
a guy in my neighborhood has a totally built out Power Wagon and one of those decked out off road trailers. Never a spec of dirt on either one. Just sits in front of the house.
That's both the coolest and saddest thing I've read in awhile lol
Nice job, but those cases are way to expensive for what they are, also the price they want for a plastic molle panel is crazy.
Not gonna lie, you are absolutely right. The pelican "overland" cases cost even more
Enjoyed the vid and your sense of humor. Great production quality as well. Just got my first ROAM box today so looking forward to digging in and customizing it. Mine was 2nd hand so I have no hesitation to get out the drill. 😈
Good video, great idea. The only thing I ask is that you not crank the volume up when you put the music on. Nice music but I could live without having blown out eardrums. Thanks in advance.
I agree! This was an older video and I wasn't as fluent with sound volume then. My more recent videos have it dialed down a lot more.
@@BaptismOverland Thank you sir. Keep up the good work.
Most ppl leave gear on 1 cuz it looks cool 2 they dont have anywhere to store it
This is true.
Expensive molle panel! Ouch!! Great box though.
I know....
Scariest thing my wallet hears today… “the perfect solution….” Money flys away to this videos soundtrack
I like the idea. I did this with the harbor freight gun case. You inspired it. Thanks
great Plan and video!!!! iam inspired, where did you ghet things for the molle panel such as the grips to hold the hatchet and the straps for other stuff?
Those are called Quick Fists and they come in different sizes and they will change your life 😂
@@BaptismOverland thanks bro, i def have a look ab it
You selling these bracket kits yet? 👏🏼👏🏼
Hahaha if I had a way to manufacture them I would
Awesome! I was just thinking about this and here it is as a video haha. After debating Pelican and Roam, I’m going with Roam but wanted to save space with the traction boards. Thanks for putting this video up, I’m going to try it.
I actually like the idea.....better than the other video I saw of someone doing something a little different. Your method was better.
Nice video Asia. Slick idea and yea I’m that guy who cringes thinking about drilling into the box and eventually drilling holes into the roof once I get my roof rack installed lol
I live in my SUV, so yes, I need it on my roof. I have two of those 95L Roam Cases.
I really like the case as im able to mount it to my roof rack without drilling holes into it - but as you said, I don't like the locking situation. I have to use a very small lock on it... I also don't like how the inside is so small. There's a lot of extra plastic inside that makes it smaller. I want to cut it out to fit my gear better... I thought about the lid organizer, but as mentioned, after filing the case, there's no room for a lid organizer, so I'm glad I didn't get one
Then perfect. Suits your lifestyle to have all the gear on hand at all times :)
How are you mounting the box to your rack?
You can get rails for the FSR roof top tent so I just strap the box to it. When I had the old roof rack with no tent yet, I was able to DIY a way to bolt it to the rack. But now, obviously, I won't be bolting it down to the RTT
@@BaptismOverland thank for the reply. I have few roam boxes I recently purchased and was looking into mounting with having to drill into the box.
Asia....
Oi... i made a slip UNDER cradle... with eyelets... which becomes cabled to a roof pulley.
I drive my truck under it.
Lower my ROOFTOP tent down onto which vehicle i want.
Secure with side bolts x 8.
You could easily do anything roof pulley to this LOADED ROAM BOX.
Basically sits on the roof of your garage.. way up there.
Look at electric or a simple boat type pulley, that locks in place.
I would love that except this Jeep won't even fit in my garage anymore hahaha
Can’t hate, won’t hate.. just respect. Hello from Las Vegas, NV.
Uhlong time viewer of the channel, keep it up! Great job on the quality of videos put out.
Need to get out to Vegas. People from there keep inviting me to hit the trails!
The video has been out for almost a year now but if you didn't know the MOLLE panel is made by greyman tactical and they have a ton of accessories for mounting stuff to their panels. Also I wouldn't be concerned with the weight to much, I had 5 or 6 complete AR15 lowers strapped to the lid of my case for almost a year and the panel had no problems with it. It was enough weight the struts couldn't open the lid by themselves but the panel had no issues.
Oh wow I didn't know grayman did it. I've actually been looking at their stuff. That being said, yeah it's held up well
Dope build! Just picked up a subscriber. Looking at a roam box myself, just confirming the traction boards couldn’t fit in the box? Looks like with the way it’s built it’s just slightly too small.
Def would not fit in the box. Too long. The thing about the roam boxes is that it's huge on the outside but not super roomy inside because of all the thick walls and insulation
I’m from Dothan AL (about an hour and a half from PCB) I heard you say that you were riding around Elgin in one of your videos about the limb risers. I’m building my jku currently and I’m binge watching your videos for inspiration. If you have merch or anything let me know.
Hey man! Shout out fr the gulf coast!! I have merch. Got a patch and stickers! Will try to get more merch like shirts soon enough then put up a website. Also you should know I have a patreon account. If you support on there I send out a patch, couple of regular stickers and a pair of vinyl stickers to put on your rig
Like it! 😎👍
I like that max trax idea buddy. 👍
It's a great solution!
With you being in Florida, could be more likely to be stolen and more likely to be a weekender deal, I'm up here in the Pacific northwest coast of Oregon, I don't take mine off and stays on, ready to go, wouldn't work for me rains too much appreciated your time and effort to bring us your videos 😀
Absolutely. Lot of theft here and also we don't need it daily like in some other areas of the country
Easy solution to the problem with the molle spacers.... lay the panel face down on a table with the screws in it (threads sticking up). Slip the spacers on and secure them in place to the back of the panel with a dab of CA glue. Then you can just hold the panel up and screw it in place. Boom, done.
Funny thing is I actually did that today on another install for a tailgate table. Video comes out next week and I even mention using glue. Great minds...
A lot of great ideas, those mounting brackets turned out perfect, job well done. Thanks for sharing and stay safe. Ken
I like the idea …. I m thinking of doing it too , it will save space for my other stuff to put on my roof rack. 👍
Asia, great vid! I always appreciate your ideas and problem solving.
FYI, life is about modification!!! If you need or want to drill through a $400 box to make it better for your needs than I say do it. At least you put some thought into it and made it look nice as well. 👍👍 From me
My thoughts exactly!
Mounting things to the top of your cargo cases is ~IMO~ a must do if you have them mounted on your roof
Me personally I went down the Solar Panel route and mounted a 100W panel on each of my cargo cases
Nice! I ALMOST did that but figured since the cargo box is recovery gear and I might need solar when I don't need recovery (ie camping and not trailing) I did it this way and mounted the solar separately
Brave man Asia, I would have so many yup/nope moments when I went to drill... LOL I have the same Idea but need to get my backbone rack on first... maybe this year. The one thing I'm conscious of is the weight on the top though trying to keep thing even and low on the Jeep.
I def got nervous haha
Brother nice video good set up but in my opinion roam overpriced their products thx for sharing bless from tampa fl
I agree!! It's called the "overland tax" 😂 But I got this roam box a looong time ago and, well, since I alrdy had it, might as well use it right?
That's cool. My only concern is the top lid eventually warping because of the gas struts pushing up and the weight of the maxtrax pushing down. I've seen some issues because of summer heat due to the gas struts. Anyway, I love the creativity. Pretty sure you won't have that issue since you store it inside when not in use. Anyway, what grips did you use for your fiskar hatchet??
Yeah keeping it inside should preserve the life a bit. Also I used the quick fist grips. They're awesome lol
I agree in your idea. But my car have kitchen build inn, hidden water tanks in the fender flares, ect ect. its a camper 24/7. If I go to the city one day I can figur out i want to go do a camp on a fly. No need to even go home and pack :D
Yep. Would love to have a dedicated rig that's already packed out. But for me, having that much accessible gear on the outside makes me nervous
But I DO have a drawer system and a ton of stuff already in the Jeep so packing is very very minimal
A little late to the party but I have a suggestion. Instead of gooping silicone on the flat washers, try bolts from the plumbing department, they are “tank to bowl bolts”. They have a large flat rubber washer that compresses and makes a watertight seal.
Oh man, THAT is one of the best advice I've heard yet. I didn't even know such a thing existed. When I do a version 2 I'm def doing this. Thank you!!
@@BaptismOverland yes, if you google how the tank and bowl connect you will see that rubber washer keeps a couple gallons of water in the tank. You just need to BE ABSOLUTELY SURE the bolt size is the same. The washer has to be very snug on the bolt and you don’t overtighten the nut, otherwise you will over-compress the washer and deform it, causing a leak.
Great work otherwise! I came here because I just bought a Subaru forester and was looking for ideas.
Ran across your channel the other day and subscribed. I think we might be neighbors I am in Biloxi Ms.
I'm def not far! You should come hit the trails or overland with us
@@BaptismOverland I would love to hit up some Florida trails this summer. TY
What was the track on that montage? It was slick
Honestly don't even remember anymore 😂 I use epidemic sounds for all my royalty free music
@@BaptismOverlandlol bummer yes I love their library of music for editing. Sorry I know that’s random but I been researching camping stuff and stumbled on your vid lol. Mint production ::nod::
@BaptismOverland Found it! “Ben Elson - 1983”
I had a hell of a time lining up the holes of my molle panel to the roam box. The riv nuts did not line up with the panel. Very frustrating.
Yep. I almost gave up. They need to fix that and make it easier
I think it was a smart set up
That was a good idea! good job!
What is that latch or bracket that locks your max tracks ?I really want to order me some max tracks but want it to lock to my bed racks
Maxtrax latches lol
@@BaptismOverland thank you very much I have a stock 2017 Toyota Tacoma with only a bed rack I have to upgrade to like you I like watching your videos it helps me figure out what I want to put on my truck
Excellent idea.
I’d love to do the same type of thing except I don’t really want the pins sticking straight up when I’m not storing the trax
Yeah. The way I see it, most mounts wherever you put it, the pins will be there sticking out when not storing the maxtrax
@@BaptismOverland fair point.
I do love the setup you did
@@Treetopflyer777 I'll say this. I don't like pins sticking out either. So had I mounted maxtrax to the vehicle then there will be pins every day (I don't want to run around town with maxtrax). This box never gets mounted to the vehicle unless we go off roading. So this box with the maxtrax and pins stay in the garage until it's time to go.
Really really neat, i love it
Awesome, great idea!
This is GENIUS
Great vid bro!
Awesome ideas
Great idea
Well done 👊