I have the IN-AR system to put cross bars on my 2014 Subaru Outback sidebars-do I need longer bolts or a larger "holder"- bottom piece?
1693915
I put the inno racks on the outback cross bars and did not need the longer bolts for 2011 model year
636901
I have an '02 4Runner with factory cross bars, they are aero-shaped also. The mounting brackets that come with the Rola are more square shaped. They work fine. I just made sure I tightened the u-brackets down equally between the two screws so the brackets maintain a fairly level fixture to the cross bars. I use the spacers that came with them also. They simply reduced the amount of turns I needed to make to tighten the brackets.
1378666
I have a 2010 Outback and they work fine. I don't think the body style changed from 10-13 but I'm not sure?? However, after I purchased and put them up I learned that my Outback had integrated cross bars. There are latches underneath the rails that run from front to back. If you release them another rail pops out and runs from drive side to passenger side. I would imagine your car has them too. Not sure if they'd work for you? Good luck!
158200
I think Yakima really designed this particular rack for the factory cross bars, since many of their other racks work with their proprietary shape. So, if your car is rolling with those bad boys, you should be all set; they set up on my Subaru no problem!
144753
The cross bars on my Impreza are 2.5 inches. The clamps are pretty long. I measure 4.5 inches between the posts that hold the clamps. They should fit with room to spare.
1632432
Yes. You will need cross bars to mount the wings. They are wonderful! It has been much easier for us to load and tie our kayaks down on our Subaru Outback with these wings!Joyce
766833
Yes, my 4runner x-bars were a tad wide, so I permanently mounted to them. But I haul bikes a lot, so it works for me. Have replaced nuts, bolts, & washers with stainless.
328476
Good day the bolt holes for the bolts used for mounting are about 3.75" apart. This fits our Xsporter crossbars, which are 3 5/8" wide (with the Xadapt3) with a little room to spare. Thanks!
963395
Good day, if the crossbars are not adjustable, it may not fit perfectly out of the box, as the mounting holes are in predetermined locations, but the bar spread you have can be accommodated by the box. Thank you and have a great day!
2146004
Yes, I think you could. You may want to go to an REI and try it out in the parking lot before you buy it on Amazon, but the metal clamps lock on with a semi-oval angle that grabs the edges of a more rounded bar (which are flat on bottom). Make sense? I can't promise since I used factory Subaru racks that are flatter, but there should be plenty of space for a square bar given the adjustments you can make on the clamp tightness.
139532
Not for the cross bar. Came with the nut and washers for the top though. I just went and bought new bolts from the hardware store.
1004503
If you are planning to mount the carriers to your rack's crossbars, you will have an issue with too much weight. They are similar to the crossbars on my 2002 Ford Taurus Wagon. The stock hardware will mount to a crossbar that is no more then 1-7/8" wide by about 1-1/4" deep. I priced aftermarket crossbars from Thule and Yakima and found them to be over $300. I ended up making my own that locked into the rack channels on each side of the roof. I used 1" black steel water pipe and used U-Bolts for the hardware. Unless you are willing to buy some crossbars or can fabricate them yourself, these are not the racks for you.
2163392
i put it on a 2014 Odyessy with a rack, but it was too short to set on both front and back cross racks so it would have worked just as well with just the side rails. What do you have to fasten it to?
1195280
I have a Subaru but was able to use the stock brackets. Just had to drill my own holes.
1649761
You are in luck! You won't have much of a problem fitting this sled as the mounts are a crescent chape and fit many crossbar shapes. I have a Subura Outback 2014 with factory cross bars and it fits without a hitch (insert drum roll). Btw, the Thule bars aren't that bad. Matter of fact, I'm pretty sure your "factory" crossbars are probably made by Thule. Either that or Yakima.
1077750
The OEM crossbars on my Subaru failed and the J-racks were undamaged. Worry about the strength of your car and crossbars, that will be the limiting factor. I was carrying a 13 foot 2 seat sit-on-top that weighed 1/2 of Subaru's 150 lb. limit when the bars bent. I'm still using the J-racks.
1533036
I have a 2014 Limited but I'm assuming the roof rails are the same as on the Laredo, as my roof rails also lay flat on the roof. The crossbars clamp into the groove that runs the length of the rails and fit snugly once you tighten them up with the Allen wrench provided. Just make sure you loosen the Allen head bolts prior to fitting them into the groove but don't remove them completely, just enough so the clamp part dangles freely and allows you to fit them into the groove before tightening.