I have the side rails and there is a c-channel installed in these rails. Is that all I need to install this, or is there additional hardware?
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If you have the metal, C-channel installed, that's all you should need. My kit came with all of the mounting hardware for the cross-beams. I do, however, recommend getting an air deflector for the front cross-bar. It will whistle and hum like hell. Or you have to move the bars way back, and then move them up again to use them. I did a lot of research about the noise. I ended up getting the 32" or 36" from Rhino. It's was the best quality for being affordable. And it was small enough not to interfere with the sun-roof. Thule and Yakima also make them. Just measure the distance between your rails. Good luck. Hope this helped. If you have the metal, C-channel installed, that's all you should need. My kit came with all of the mounting hardware for the cross-beams. I do, however, recommend getting an air deflector for the front cross-bar. It will whistle and hum like hell. Or you have to move the bars way back, and then move them up again to use them. I did a lot of research about the noise. I ended up getting the 32" or 36" from Rhino. It's was the best quality for being affordable. And it was small enough not to interfere with the sun-roof. Thule and Yakima also make them. Just measure the distance... » Read More If you have the metal, C-channel installed, that's all you should need. My kit came with all of the mounting hardware for the cross-beams. I do, however, recommend getting an air deflector for the front cross-bar. It will whistle and hum like hell. Or you have to move the bars way back, and then move them up again to use them. I did a lot of research about the noise. I ended up getting the 32" or 36" from Rhino. It's was the best quality for being affordable. And it was small enough not to interfere with the sun-roof. Thule and Yakima also make them. Just measure the distance between your rails. Good luck. Hope this helped. « Show Less
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I just installed mine a few weeks ago. That is all you need as you have the metal c channel
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I have 2009 that had the factory rails this fit right on in about 15 minutes worked great
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If your vehicle has the factory style roof mounted rails this kit has every thing but the tools to install it. You may wanta helper to hold the load bars while you put them into the track,but it's straight forward install. Good luck.
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Additional hardware required caost as much as this part better off having dealer install it. In the end cost just the same without having to do the work
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No, install de set over the c rail and adjust with the screw in the correct position, them install the rubbers in the middle of the rail.
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I had to install shims and other boards to make it less wobbly. I works now but out of he box it didn't. I almost sent it back but there isn't a lot of options in conversion rails. It ended up working but I got creative.
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You have to remove the stock rails. But it is pretty simple requiring only some metric sockets, wrenches and allen wrenches. Took me an hour or two.
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I added mine to a set of rails. I just put the sites on as a backup for my EOTEC.
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You should buy the extension which is the direct fit for this product....all rails are somewhat different and you are much better off doing it right the first time ratherthan trying to rig it up...not worth the hassle, & you will be eventually ordering it anyways...
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You will need two slots for a secure mount, use a mount adapter if the mount needs to move off the rails forward or back.
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hmmm. I guess I would start with making sure the channels are matching the sliders. Are those the only lights you have connected to your controller or do you have others?
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I do not know. I'm handy with tools so I was able to install PART of one rail section on my 300 AAC. As I mentioned, these are NOT true 'keymod' mounts, but are cheap to play with.ron
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yes,but be careful that-#1 you do have side roof rails already installed-#2 if there is not an insert already installed down inside this channel that will acceptn the cross rail kit that you wish to buy(some cars have this-some don't)(i bought the cross rail kit and for an expensive price only to find out when trying to install this kit that this insert in the side rails that this insert was not there and had to order this insert kit atalmost the same cost as the crossrail kit-and was very difficult to locate on the site) there was no reference to this "extra kit" when i bought the crossrails. its available,just do your homework. yes,but be careful that-#1 you do have side roof rails already installed-#2 if there is not an insert already installed down inside this channel that will acceptn the cross rail kit that you wish to buy(some cars have this-some don't)(i bought the cross rail kit and for an expensive price only to find out when trying to install this kit that this insert in the side rails that this insert was not there and had to order this insert kit atalmost the same cost as the crossrail kit-and was very difficult to locate on the site) there was no reference to this "extra kit" when i... » Read More yes,but be careful that-#1 you do have side roof rails already installed-#2 if there is not an insert already installed down inside this channel that will acceptn the cross rail kit that you wish to buy(some cars have this-some don't)(i bought the cross rail kit and for an expensive price only to find out when trying to install this kit that this insert in the side rails that this insert was not there and had to order this insert kit atalmost the same cost as the crossrail kit-and was very difficult to locate on the site) there was no reference to this "extra kit" when i bought the crossrails. its available,just do your homework. « Show Less
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Hi there, what I did is enter the item name and model number on Youtube and searched for "how to install" There' s plenty of links. Here's the one I used - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AZlvEBEjAA It's fairly easy but make sure to follow the instructions to the T or the controller could get fried. Hope this helped! Best of Luck-
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I don't have two extra but I do have the ones that came with the vehicle. They are tied into the normal left and right channels. So it shouldn't be an issue at all.
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Everything I needed was in this box. Our car had the basic rails. It did not have the c channels an the cross bars. This purchase gave us all of it.
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The kit comes with right and left sides. Everything you need to install the rails comes in the kit. There is a you tube video available that shows how to install them. It is episode #196. . It turned out to be alot easier than I thought would be.
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gotta drill a couple of holes in the aluminum panel....make sure its where ya want it the first time!! otherwise these are normally meant for "open" rails! I had to actually make custom addins for the brackets on my old '84 Palm Beach 21', since mine is smaller square tubing!!!
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Side rails are not included. We used these hook on bolts to attach our wooden headboard to a simple metal bed frame. Previously, we had wooden side rails and a footboard. We wanted to get rid of the foot board and still use the headboard. These worked perfectly to attach the headboard to the metal frame.
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Mine are in my motorhome built on the E450 chassis. Mine were an easy install on the doors. There's a video on YouTube for my exact install. Class C motorhome install. Sound great. Used the dB boost for the tweets and it's almost too much. Had to eq them down a bit. Great inexpensive upgrade.
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I ordered the cross rails for my 2013 traverse but I was missing a component that is suppose to be on the side rails. My 2013 Traverse has side rails but they are not the ones that fit the cross rails. When I inquired with the dealership regarding the proper side rails they were $300 for each rail so I did not purchase the side rails. Unfortunately, I am left with the cross rails that I purchased off Amazon. I hope I was able to assist you and not confuse you. I currently have the cross rails you are looking to purchase and if you would like I could send you pictures of the ones I have and sell them to you for less than what Amazon has them for. I ordered the cross rails for my 2013 traverse but I was missing a component that is suppose to be on the side rails. My 2013 Traverse has side rails but they are not the ones that fit the cross rails. When I inquired with the dealership regarding the proper side rails they were $300 for each rail so I did not purchase the side rails. Unfortunately, I am left with the cross rails that I purchased off Amazon. I hope I was able to assist you and not confuse you. I currently have the cross rails you are looking to purchase and if you would like I could send you pictures of the ones I have and... » Read More I ordered the cross rails for my 2013 traverse but I was missing a component that is suppose to be on the side rails. My 2013 Traverse has side rails but they are not the ones that fit the cross rails. When I inquired with the dealership regarding the proper side rails they were $300 for each rail so I did not purchase the side rails. Unfortunately, I am left with the cross rails that I purchased off Amazon. I hope I was able to assist you and not confuse you. I currently have the cross rails you are looking to purchase and if you would like I could send you pictures of the ones I have and sell them to you for less than what Amazon has them for. « Show Less