Can I vary the distance between the bars in order to accomodate my existing cargo box?
1876010
No, they are set at fixed points on the side rails. You can see where they attach, there are small covers on the side rails that are removed to install the cross rails.
1876011
no, the distance between the two bars is fixed due to the mounting places built into the roof of the CR-V. There are plastic covers snapped into the roof edging that covers the screw holes that are used to attach the racks.
1876012
No. The mounting position is fixed. Look at your roof. You will see the mount covers you have to remove. Be careful as you can break the locking tabs on the covers as I did. If you can find out how to do it or have the dealership remove them without breaking them, that would be my recommendation.
1876013
There are fixed mounting points on the SUV itself, so the bars can only be attached there. Don't know if that means your existing cargo box is unusable however.
985983
I am able to adjust mine, you just won't be able to put the storage bins in.
832997
Not sure about 2013. For the distance simply set your back rail. Put yout box on top and attach to the rear rail. Then slide your front rails to the appropriate spot to fit your box. Then mark it and go from there. Not all boxes are spaced the same so it really depends on the box you have.
618291
do you have a cross bar roof rack i.e. side to side and not the standard rack on it. If so then yes, you can adjust the length of the clamps on the bottom of the bike rack.
475733
You need to check the dimensions of the SportsRack to the dimensions of the cargo box.
915828
I use a folding shank aluminum cargo carrier and it works great to prevent side to side dip ect. I also use a double receiver bar and it allows me to fold the carrier using the top entry while using the bottom for a 3.5 in drop tow bar for my trailer at the same time. I use the tightener on both and almost all movement is gone.
264593
Hi! You will need to have the Infinity factory crossbars before you can successfully fit this cargo box to the roof. Once those are in place you will be able to mount most of our cargo carriers! Thanks.
1300346
Should fit. You need to already have a rack with crossbars. If you do, the box has mounts that adjust forward and backward to fit on your crossbars. If you don't have crossbars, you need to get them first.
2261220
These cross bars have a combined load rating of 100 lbs. Any rigid cargo box from Yakima, Thule and such would work if not overloaded.
1419429
The width will be the distance between your existing rails. I had a Yakima box on top this summer and the box mounts/locks touched the top of the roof. So hopefully your box will have shallow mounts. Durant
1163959
It is 2.5 inches between the bars - That is measuring the "empty space" Of course the foam bumpers on the bars would not be useful in your case.
96844
yes. The only adjustment you can make is sliding the clamps along the crossbars to fit the distance between the rails.
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!
1564912
Not sure I understand the question; however, there must be rails on the roof and the cross bars fit into those rails. They adjust along the rails according to luggage/cargo needs.
960078
Yes, you are able to re-position the bars to be higher or lower.. so you can make it fit how you'd like.
337301
Just received this item and haven't completed the install yet, but the box appears to have adjustment for 1.5 inches, so I say no.
394472
Hello KHSomething I forgot to mention in my earlier response. The two horizontal bars can be placed at what ever height you desire.Enjoy Winnie