Any idea what it might take to fabricate a base mounting system for a Scion xB? Will the bar work with other mfg base systems? Thanks
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I never used mine yet but i have a metal bumber and the right tools to install it.
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http://acura.bernardiparts.com/Images/Install/2012_MDX_CrossbarsBlack_BII46614.pdf
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I don't know about the Scion compatibility, but installation is anything but easy! I would NOT recommend this item, and neither would my son-in-law (a techy engineer) who attempted to install it for me. It requires another part which had to be ordered, and 8 hours after beginning we threw in the towel.
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Greetings. You may check the vidoe for the mount process: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aV7IRSV17S0 Thank you.
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I would have a look at your frame connection where it would be mounted, you probably have hooks attached there now, then have a look at the same year truck and see if it's the same, I think it will be, unless you have a different front cowl on your avalanche and the bull bar will interfere with it. I think the chassis connection is the same for a truck as it is for an avalanche
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No they didn't work in my 2012 scion xb. They are cheap and fell apart in my hands I would run.
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I have it on mine however you need mounting brackets that will attach where the foot pedals bolt on. From those this mount bolts right on. Love it so far. My atv came with the plates though. No idea where to get them. Could always fabricate some. I plan to get copies made of mine due to them being so old. If you have any questions reach out to me. I will gladly show pictures of what it looks like.
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The bar requires 2 each holes drilled into whatever you are mounting it on. I do not know what type bar the light is on the picture, but I could bet you most factory mounts on the truck would not be a perfect hole alignment...you would need to drill your own holes. I made an aluminum plate for mine, it was very easy.This is a nice light unit. Hope this was some help.
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I had to install and see which were working and which weren't and flip them. Apparently their polarity comes into play, so check them before reinstalling everything. All of the ones I have installed are working great. I can not account for whether these would work for your Scion as I was installing these in a 1991 GMC Syclone. Good stuff so far. Good luck
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I got the same one for my 1998 tj. Same stabilizer mount. Just make sure it doesn't bind after you do a lift. You need to keep the death wobble down to 00000. No problem on a stock xj.
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Idk. I mounted mine on my 2007 heritage. I had to fab a little bit with some spacers but was pretty easy. It looks nice works fine. It is also a 1 1/4 in bar which was a nice surprise. So it may or may not. But with a little intuition it should I would think. Sorry I don't know for sure Dan.
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I only purchased the base support but have had great success using it to support my non bmw equipment. Easy install and solid base structure.
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Hello, I am showing your Scion to be a 5x100 bolt pattern. Feel free to purchase 16x7 Motegi FF7 Black Link: http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=sv_platinum_auto_img?ie=UTF8&node;=4906133011&field-keywords;=MR23786717The 195/60/16 should work just fine with the Motegi FF7
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As M.Lynch mentioned you probably will need to purchase the Thule Cross bars to mount to your vehicle. Than mount to those cross bars the Thule Glide and Set. I already have cross bars on my Saturn Vue that run from driver side to passenger side. The Thule Glide system mounts directly to my current cross bar system. Usually Subaru's have a cross bar system that runs from front to back of the vehicle. That being said if you currently have cross bars that run from driver to passenger side you will be able to mount the Thule Glide and Set saddle as the thumb screws are adaptable to various size roof racks. As M.Lynch mentioned you probably will need to purchase the Thule Cross bars to mount to your vehicle. Than mount to those cross bars the Thule Glide and Set. I already have cross bars on my Saturn Vue that run from driver side to passenger side. The Thule Glide system mounts directly to my current cross bar system. Usually Subaru's have a cross bar system that runs from front to back of the vehicle. That being said if you currently have cross bars that run from driver to passenger side you will be able to mount the Thule Glide and Set saddle as the thumb screws are adaptable to various... » Read More As M.Lynch mentioned you probably will need to purchase the Thule Cross bars to mount to your vehicle. Than mount to those cross bars the Thule Glide and Set. I already have cross bars on my Saturn Vue that run from driver side to passenger side. The Thule Glide system mounts directly to my current cross bar system. Usually Subaru's have a cross bar system that runs from front to back of the vehicle. That being said if you currently have cross bars that run from driver to passenger side you will be able to mount the Thule Glide and Set saddle as the thumb screws are adaptable to various size roof racks. « Show Less
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Sorry I can't help you. I don't know what the BX7322 tow bar is. I suggest you contact Blue Ox and they could answer your question....Jim
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Yes, you will have to screw the bases for the bar in. I had to buy a drill to do so.
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So I'm not sure on the FXSB compatibility; their website will list the exact part number for that. But I can tell you I put this one about two weeks ago and was able to use the same mounting hardware on the forks. The "plates" that attach to the batwing need to be ordered. The plates for the sport shield did not work for the batwing. This is on a Dyna Wide Glide and it's awesome. I would recommend getting the wind deflectors right away too. Those cut down on the turbulence big time. Good luck!