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P@tje · 26th July 2007, 21:50

Well I fitted the same Honda roof rack some weeks ago. It took me 4 hours to remove the 2 trims and mount the roof rack. At the front window they were difficult to take loose without damaging some plastic placeholders that are under the trims. And of course you need a plastic screwdriver. With metal, you can hurt the glass!!
So I made a tool from a peace of wood.
The roof rack / or bars are very nice and of great quality.

I also heard that for Thule roof boxes, you will need another U-shaped clamps. The original ones seems to be to short. So that's indead true.

I have a Probox / Hapro roofbox and this one fits well.

26th July 2007, 21:50	#26 (permalink)
P@tje Locking Wheelnut Join Date: 19th November 2006 Location: Netherlands Posts: 185 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts iTrader: (0)	Well I fitted the same Honda roof rack some weeks ago. It took me 4 hours to remove the 2 trims and mount the roof rack. At the front window they were difficult to take loose without damaging some plastic placeholders that are under the trims. And of course you need a plastic screwdriver. With metal, you can hurt the glass!! So I made a tool from a peace of wood. The roof rack / or bars are very nice and of great quality. I also heard that for Thule roof boxes, you will need another U-shaped clamps. The original ones seems to be to short. So that's indead true. I have a Probox / Hapro roofbox and this one fits well.