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top gear ford transit Ford Transit Stealth+ Roof Rack – Low-Profile, Made in USA – Orion Van Gear

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top gear ford transit Ford Transit Stealth+ Roof Rack – Low-Profile, Made in USA – Orion Van GearPurpose built, Upgrade ready. Meet Orion Van Gear's Ford Transit Stealth+ Roof Rack. In stock and shipping daily. The rear scene light upgrade now comes with both clear and amber lens options. Important 2026 Models Compatible (verified 12 15 25): Fitment confirmed using OEM CAD files for 2026 Ford Transit vans with the updated factory antenna placement. Most other racks on the market were not designed for this change and won't work; ours installs

Purpose-built, Upgrade-ready. 
Meet Orion Van Gear's Ford Transit Stealth+ Roof Rack.

In stock and shipping daily. The rear scene light upgrade now comes with both clear and amber lens options. 

Important – 2026 Models Compatible (verified 12/15/25): Fitment confirmed using OEM CAD files for 2026 Ford Transit vans with the updated factory antenna placement. Most other racks on the market were not designed for this change and won't work; ours installs without any modification to the rack or antenna.

Our form-fitting, modular Transit roof rack is the result of extensive prototyping to deliver the most aesthetic, functional solution on the market. It’s longer and wider than the competition, giving you more room for solar, storage, and accessories without adding bulk. Made in Oregon from premium materials, every Orion Transit Rack includes stainless steel hardware, 8020 crossbars, and everything needed for easy DIY install. Backed by a limited lifetime warranty and free shipping to the lower 48, it’s built to help you create your dream van without compromise.

Key Features

  • Proudly made in Oregon, USA
  • Free shipping to the lower 48
  • All-aluminum construction
  • Stainless steel hardware
  • Front and rear wind fairings (optional flush scene lights in rear)
  • Fully adjustable 1020 aluminum crossbars
  • Industry-leading low-profile design
  • Premium UV-resistant powder coating
  • 360-degree roof privacy
  • Easy Do-It-Yourself Installation
  • Mounts directly to Ford's threaded inserts
  • Future-proof your adventures with accessories
  • Backed by a limited lifetime warranty

Customizable Upgrades

Enhance the Transit Stealth+ Rack with these upgrades:

The possibilities are truly endless with the Orion Transit Stealth+ Roof Rack. Future-proof your adventures. Don't settle for a cookie-cutter rack, create a van that reflects your unique style and needs. Contact us if you have any questions.

Maximize Roof Space with a CAD-Verified Layout

We understand that everyone has unique needs for their roof setup. That's why we offer CAD-verified layouts on all our roof racks, ensuring you can maximize the limited space and fit what you want.

 Get A CAD-Verified Roof Layout

SPECIFICATIONS:

  • Model: 148 Mid Roof
    • Crossbars: 6***
    • Weight: 80 lbs
    • Height: 5.7"
    • Usable Width: 62"
    • Usable Length: ~125"
  • Model: 148 High Roof
    • Crossbars: 6***
    • Weight: 85 lbs
    • Height: 5.7"
    • Usable Width: 62"
    • Usable Length: ~120"
  • Model: 148 EXT High Roof
    • Crossbars: 7***
    • Weight: 95 lbs
    • Height: 5.7"
    • Usable Width: 62"
    • Usable Length: ~148.5"

COMPATIBILITY:

  • 2026 models with the new antenna location
  • 2015+ Ford Transit 148 High Roof Vans
  • 2015+ Ford Transit 148 Mid Roof Vans
  • 2015+ Ford Transit 148 EXT High Roof Vans
  • 2023+ Ford Transit Trail

*Not directly compatible with Fiamma F65 or F80 Awnings. We recommend the F45s.
**Products Sold Separately
***One crossbar is used in the front deflector

FAQs

1. What vans are compatible with the Orion Transit Stealth+ Roof Rack?

The Orion Transit Stealth+ Roof Rack is compatible with the following models:

  • 2026 models with new antenna location
  • 2015+ Ford Transit 148 High Roof Vans (including 2026)
  • 2015+ Ford Transit 148 Mid Roof Vans
  • 2015+ Ford Transit 148 EXT High Roof Vans (including 2026)
  • 2023+ Ford Transit Trail
2. What are the key features of the Orion Transit Stealth+ Roof Rack?

The key features include:

  • Made in Oregon, USA
  • All-aluminum construction
  • Stainless steel hardware
  • Front and rear wind fairings
  • Optional rear flush scene lights + wiring harness
  • Fully adjustable 10-series 8020 crossbars
  • Industry-leading low-profile aerodynamic design
  • Premium UV-resistant powder coating
  • 360-degree roof privacy
  • Easy Do-It-Yourself Installation
  • Mounts directly to Ford's threaded inserts
  • Future-proof your adventures with accessories
  • Backed by a limited lifetime warranty
3. What customizable upgrades are available for the Orion Roof Rack?
4. What are the dimensions and weight of Orion's Transit Roof Rack?

Model: 148 Mid Roof

  • Crossbars: 6***
  • Weight: 80 lbs
  • Height: 5.7"
  • Usable Width: 62"
  • Usable Length: ~125"

Model: 148 HR

  • Crossbars: 6
  • Weight: 85 lbs
  • Height: 5.7"
  • Usable Width: 62"
  • Usable Length: ~120"

Model: 148 EXT HR

  • Crossbars: 7
  • Weight: 95 lbs
  • Height: 5.7"
  • Usable Width: 62"
  • Usable Length: ~148.5"
5. What accessories are not directly compatible with the Orion Transit Stealth+ Roof Rack?

The Orion Transit Stealth+ Roof Rack is not directly compatible with Fiamma F65 or F80 Awnings. It is recommended to use the F45s Awning instead.

6. Are the products mentioned in the upgrades section sold separately?

Yes, the products mentioned in the customizable upgrades are sold separately.

7. How can I get a CAD-verified roof layout?

You can get a CAD-verified roof layout by clicking here.

8. Is installation difficult for the Orion Transit Stealth+ Roof Rack?

Installation is designed to be easy with the included premium stainless steel hardware and crossbars. It is a Do-It-Yourself installation process.

9. Is there a warranty on Orion Roof Rack's?

Yes, the Orion Transit Stealth+ Roof Rack is backed by a limited lifetime warranty.

10. How can I contact Orion Van Gear if I have further questions?

You can contact Orion by clicking here.

 

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