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<blockquote data-quote="Brian Adams" data-source="post: 148232" data-attributes="member: 963">Re: Lighten the loadI&#039;m not Tim, but I have some of those Indy Case racks. They&#039;re great, and I really like them. I&#039;ll definitely be buying more when I need more racks.Their footprint is 22.5&quot; x 30&quot;, while I think the Olympic racks are 24&quot; x 30&quot;. That might not be a big deal for some people, but that 1.5&quot; makes all the difference in my truck pack. One thing I&#039;ll note is that I think the rack rails might be ever so slightly narrower than standard. Maybe 1/8&quot; or so. It&#039;s not a big deal for normal things, but an APC 2200 UPS on it&#039;s shelf/slide brackets was a little tight.I&#039;m not sure they&#039;re lighter than a standard shock rack, but they&#039;re very solid. I&#039;m a big fan of Indy Case. I have a couple of their workboxes too and they&#039;re great. The only negative I can think of is that you can&#039;t get handles on the lids, since there&#039;s not enough support there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brian Adams, post: 148232, member: 963"] Re: Lighten the load I'm not Tim, but I have some of those Indy Case racks. They're great, and I really like them. I'll definitely be buying more when I need more racks. Their footprint is 22.5" x 30", while I think the Olympic racks are 24" x 30". That might not be a big deal for some people, but that 1.5" makes all the difference in my truck pack. One thing I'll note is that I think the rack rails might be ever so slightly narrower than standard. Maybe 1/8" or so. It's not a big deal for normal things, but an APC 2200 UPS on it's shelf/slide brackets was a little tight. I'm not sure they're lighter than a standard shock rack, but they're very solid. I'm a big fan of Indy Case. I have a couple of their workboxes too and they're great. The only negative I can think of is that you can't get handles on the lids, since there's not enough support there. [/QUOTE]

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