I have a subaru 2014 xv crosstrex what inch fairing do I need. I have to bike racks up now and it's sometimes noise.
2020474
A cool web site from CAR ID says you should use a 38" fairing. But always be sure and measure yourself that the roof across the front of your vehicle is longer than that. Visit the following to see a picture of how it would fit: http://www.carid.com/2014-subaru-xv-crosstrek-roof-racks/yakima-fairing-13732166.html
2020475
I would go to Yakima's website and click on the "what fits my car"? Feature
2020476
44 inch should work. however, you should measure your roof from one side to the other with the doors open and it should give you a rough estimate to which fairing length you should order.
574031
D. Schluter, I may have mis-answered your question and thought you were referring to the fairing. For lower fairings, you shouldn't need this type of adapter, the speakers should fit in your lowers speaker housing, which is a completely different type of kit.
298499
Yes, it's will works, if you have the rack that compatible with the fairing and if u were modified you need to do little more work, but it's should be okay will works. good luck
1356254
The 52" fairing is 52" long. You will need to measure the roof of your car where the fairing will go. I am not sure how a 51" cross bar is measured and how it sits on the car - if it is 51" long exactly and the ends reach past the roof a bit, then the 52" fairing will be too long, that's my guess. If you go to the Thule website, I think there is a place where you can look up the fit for your car. I am not sure what you mean with "at that dsit. is the clips?"
1076504
I did not have to remove or adjust the cross bar. The fairing attaches to the crossbar with attachment clamps that can be adjusted laterally on the crossbar.
2116778
I have a Road Glide. Well if you have experience taking your outer fairing off it won't be hard to install! Make sure if you have a Road Glide to purchase the mount for this amp! It will have the mount plus a longer wire harness! Hardest thing for me was fishing the wire through the inner fairing!
1756438
Hi, for the XV Crosstrek the part number is H631SFJ000. I would also suggest ordering the tweeter kit H631SFJ100.
2007351
The measurement between the wheel loop is 3 1/2". 4" tires sound extremely wide. Most average mountain bike style tires are about 2-3". Did you physically measure your tires? Maybe you could let some air out and they would fit if they are that big. I'm very happy with the rack. Good luck!!
173589
You should reference the Yakima website fit guide. There you will find the appropriate length bars and correct rail mounts/towers based on your vehicle.
10705
You're welcome and absolutely reduces the noise of wind rolling over the crossbars. I never heard the wind until I put the crossbars on my SUV, once I installed the fairing I couldn't hear the wind anymore.
1551306
If you go to twobros.com, you can look up your bike and see what is available for it. I did some research and am happy with my new exhaust. It's a great quality product.
574032
Wish I could help, I have no idea though. I have a street glide, they work great in the fairing of it.
840801
I had an '11 Rouge and there was 1 1/2- 2 inches overhang on each side. Not sure how wide my rails were but you could measure yours and see what the difference was. They have been a great product for me.
66041
There is a cushion between the plate and your spoiler about 1 1/2 INCH. I have in on my Srt 4 at 130 mph. No issue
980240
Sorry James, I don't know the answer to that. I would recommend emailing Yakima directly. This is my set up: I have elliptical rails on my Subaru and the Yakima rack system works with it. These gunwale brackets are made to work with that system, which have round cross bars.
2023548
If you use the Thule fit guide it will tell you exactly what parts you need. I suspect those bars are too short. Please don't hesitate to call with any questions. We are here to help. Cheers.
2204376
Carlie, you know, I'm not sure. I had to return mine as they didn't fit what I found out where Thule bars on my Soul. If I were you, I'd order them. Go to a Roof Rack place and see what bars they fit on, then return them if they don't. I know it's a hassle--but a good process of elimination. And besides, if you're protecting (like I was ) well over 6-digits in bicycles, I didn't want to chance them not fitting well.