My car is 2014 chevrolet spark no load bars on roof. What parts can I use? Please answer me....
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Hi Sang-Won, Unfortunately after extensive testing by our engineers, this car is deemed a no fit due to the fact that there is no safe place to attach the rack to the roofline of the vehicle.
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Hi Sang-Won,Unfortunately after extensive testing by our engineers, this car is deemed a no fit due to the fact that there is no safe place to attach the rack to the roofline of the vehicle.
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thule.com is the best answer for all the items needed to build a roof rack for your car.
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Greetings Fellow Soul Owners: There are four mounting locations that come stock on the car. If you look at the roof you will see the recessed cap. Simply remove with a flat head screwdriver (carefully) and BAM! You're ready to rock. The kit I purchased came with the mounting bolts and tool (Allen Head) to complete the job. Be careful not to over tighten the bolts upon installation. We drove from Seattle to Florida with our rack, it was legit. We were careful to follow the weight limit in the manual, somewhere around 100lbs
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Yes....I had a Yakima roof rack with Q towers before and i used the old bars in this Railgrab towers for my new car.. and they work realy good!!!
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I do not know, contact the manufacturer, they may have a special kit to install on the metal roof
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Yes, you could remove the side bars & roof. They are bolted together when you assemble the car. Looking at the car I suppose you could take the grey bar & blue roof off. The see through top is the cute part.
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I only purchased only roof rack crossbars but had to send several order back of after-market brands because they didn't fit right. I ended up going to the Chrysler dealer to get the right ones. They were more expensive but worth it!
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If it is the right one for your car it should have every thing you need. The brackets go into the roof rails with included bolts and the brackets are attached to the cross bars. At least that was the case with mine. It said no directions included, but they were.
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You will need the following items:Fit Hooks (these are vehicle make/model/year specific, so be sure to get the correct ones!)Roof Rack stays (this item)Crossbars setFairing (optional; reduces wind noise)If you are unsure of which ones to get, check the fit guide on Inno's site to get the exact models for your vehicle.
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You have to look at your carb bolt pattern. i had to make an aluminum Spacer and it worked fine. Spike facing Up...hope that helps, if your mechanically savy u can do it and half the price
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Sadly, I am afraid that these racks may not work for you. These Racks attach via fastening to roof crossbars on the roof of your vehicle. I do not believe that the civics have roof bars. I may have a solution for you though, for sedans they have cheaper racks that are inflatable, they have a heavy duty version for about $100 and a lighter duty version which is about $70. Amazon only carries the Heavy duty version but I have attached URL's below for all. http://www.maloneautoracks.com/roof-racks.php http://www.maloneautoracks.com/handirack.php http://www.maloneautoracks.com/hr20.php http://www.amazon.com/Malone-HandiRack-Inflatable-Universal-Luggage/dp/B001F5AHKC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396782953&sr=8-1&keywords=HandiRack%E2%84%A2+MPG452 Hope it helps, -V
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You will have to buy cross bars that attach to the factory roof rails then the Rhino rack will mount to the cross bars.
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The standard (base) package on the Forrester doesn't include rails. If that's your situation, you have to install a "Crossbar Set - Fixed" (dealer order # E3610SG500) that will take the place of these aero bars.
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Yes. I found a set of Thule Load bars that I used to mount mine because my Cherokee did not come with the stock roof rack. It would be easier with the stock rack. The size is just perfect for a cherokee.
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The U-bolts fit under your cars rooftop cross bars and the wheel clamps attach to the tire rails. Make sure all bolts are secure. Raise the wheel clamps over the front tires (only) and close down the wheel clamp securely. I've used mine a couple of times with two bikes on the roof of my SUV and will be doing it again in two weeks for a 13 mile ride around the Cades Cove Loop in GSMNP. You don't have to be an engineer to figure this one out, it all fits together nicely, is very light weight and our two bikes have traveled up there at 70-80 mph without problems. Good luck, have fun.
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I looked at some pictures of your car and the only problem might be that there are no roof racks. There have to be racks running front to back to attach the rails to. If there is an option for this or aftermarket product you can purchase, you will need to do so. But if the racks run side to side (like on my 2008 Subaru STi) then you won't need the Malone racks as you can attach whatever you are carrying directly to the aftermarket (or whatever) racks. Hope this helps.
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No, all necessary brackets should be included with your rack and will mount on to almost all factory roof bars. GL and enjoy your rack :)
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You could always bolt longer bars to the current ones. Make your own bars out of wood or metal. In most cases still cheaper than the Thule version.