Custom DK Fit Kit for 4 Rhino-Rack 2500 Series Roof Rack Legs - Naked Roof
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Custom DK Fit Kit for 4 Rhino-Rack 2500 Series Roof Rack Legs - Naked Roof
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Rhino Rack Roof Rack - DK284
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This custom fit kit lets you mount 4 Rhino-Rack 2500 legs to your vehicle with a naked roof. Clamps mount to legs with bolts. Includes 4 clamps and 4 pads.
Features:
- Custom fit kit lets you mount 4 Rhino-Rack 2500 series legs (sold separately) on your vehicle with a naked roof
- Padded, metal clamps provide secure grip on your door jambs
- Bolt onto leg assemblies and tighten for secure fit
- Protect door jambs from scratches and abrasions
- Powder coated for durability and rust resistance
- Molded-rubber pads are custom designed to fit the contours of your roof
- Clip onto the bottoms of your roof rack legs
- Protect your roof from scratches and abrasions
Specs:
- Quantity: 4 clamps and 4 pads
- Limited lifetime warranty
DK284 Custom DK Fit Kit for Rhino-Rack 2500 Series Roof Rack Legs - Naked Roof
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Video Transcript for Rhino Rack Roof Rack Review - 2020 Honda CR-V
Hey, everybody. Today we're going to be going over and showing you how to install the Rhino-Rack Vortex Aero crossbar system here on our 2020 Honda CRV.So here's what our roof rack system is going to look like installed. As you can see here, Rhino-Rack uses these nice aero-shaped crossbars, which are going to do a couple different things for us. Number one, the aero shape is really going to help cut down on wind noise. We're not going to have that whistling sound here with our crossbars. And, number two, we're not going to have near as much drag.
Therefore, we're not really going to have to worry about losing as many miles per gallon when we're driving out on the highway.So this particular system here is going to install on our CRV here with some door clips. We have these metal clips here, which are rubber coated, so they're not going to have to worry about scratching or dinging up the vehicle. But they're going to install inside the door jamb here, which is what secures the crossbars to the roof. It's nice and sturdy, and, again, all our parts are rubber coated here, so you don't have to worry about dinging or damaging the vehicle.So, right now, we have the black crossbars that Rhino-Rack offers. However, there's also a silver crossbar option as well, so whichever you're going to feel is going to blend in better with your vehicle, this is the route I recommend choosing.So adding a roof rack to your CRV, it's going to be an excellent option.
It's going to make our vehicle much more versatile. We're going to be able to set a cargo box up here if we need to free some space inside the vehicle, or we're going to be hitting the slopes, we need a place to carry our skis. We can also use these with a other wide variety of accessories, such as a cargo basket. We have bike racks that go up here as well as kayak racks. So if you're interested in any of these items, we have a large selection here at etrailer.
I definitely recommend you check these out.So, one thing I really like about the Rhino-Rack roof rack systems are they really give you some top-of-the-line features and a nice quality, affordable price. Number one, like most of the other top-of-the-line systems, we have integrated channels in the top of our crossbars. And what this does is it essentially makes it possible for using channel-mounted accessories, which are a little bit easier to attach than the wraparound ones that you may be used to. We're also going to get locking mechanisms on our crossbars and locking mechanisms on our mounting feet. Now, normally, the locking mechanisms for some of the other top-tier options, such as Thule and Yakima, these are actually sold separately, and they're not cheap, either.
But with the Rhino-Rack, we're going to get plastic locks for the crossbars, which prevent the encapturing being removed, and we're going to get metal locks here at the mounting feet all included with no added fee. Keep in mind, if you would like to opt for metal locks, you can replace the plastic locks in the crossbars with metal locks. Those are, however, sold separately.So, a couple numbers to go over with you. Number one, the length of our crossbars, it's going to be 54 inches, so we're going to have plenty of space for multiple rooftop accessories. In regards to weight, we're going to have a 165-pound capacity. So, again, we can really pile stuff on top of these crossbars without have to worry about any damage to our vehicle or the roof rack components. And, last, I like to give our customers a measurement, the distance from the top of the roof to the bottom of the crossbar. This may vary slightly from application to application, but we're going to get about three and three-quarter inches.So another question we get here at etrailer is they're wondering if they can open their sunroof with the roof rack installed. And as you're about to see, that's not going to be any issue at all for the system. There'll be no interference at all.So now that we've gone over some features, let's go ahead and jump into installation so we can show you how it's done. So the first part of our installation, we want to get our fit kit laid out in front of us, along with our mounting feet and our crossbar here. So the first thing we're going to do is we're going to take a look at the instructions for the fit kit, and they're going to give us a measurement that we need to cut this strip for. So, basically, we just have it in here now just as a reference, but, basically, we're going to cut this strip here to a certain measurement that they give us. We'll slide that all the way over here. And this measurement is essentially going to let us know how far inward we need to place our mounting foot. So that's going to be our first step.Once we get that done, we can begin assembling our mounting foot and get ready to install it on the crossbar. Now if you haven't already done so, we're going to need to remove the end cap on our crossbar here. In order to do that, it's super simple. You're going to get a little key that comes in our kit here, and we'll simply rotate this once we insert in to the unlocked position. We have locked and unlocked. And then we can just slide the end cap off.But now what we're going to do is we're going to take our pad here that comes with our fit kit. We're going to install this onto our mounting foot. Now we need to be careful, because these pads and our mounting feet are going to be labeled front and rear and left and right. So we need to make sure that we have the correct one, depending on which side of the vehicle we're working on and whether we're doing the front or back.So now what we're going to do is we're actually going to be installing our foot here on our rubber fit kit. You'll just simply press it down to lock it in place. Now we're going to take our metal door clip here. These aren't labeled side to side or front to rear, so it doesn't matter which one we grab. But if we take a look on the inside of our mounting foot here, we're going to see our little threaded nut. What we need to do is we need to place our fit kit in there like so, and then we're going to come back with our bolt here. We're just going to loosely thread that in. We should be able to thread it in by hand for now, but we're also going to have our tool in our kit here to tighten it down further when needed.So now we're going to pay attention to our little channel nut here. On the bottom of the side, we're going to have a hex screw. We're going to loosen this now to about the end of our threaded block here. We don't want to take it completely off. And then we're going to go ahead and slide our mounting foot with our fit kit attached into the channels here. We're going to stop here when we've reached our rubber strip. If you remember, we measured and cut that to the correct location according to our instructions.Now we may need to maneuver this little metal block here a little bit to get it to line up within our channels, but once we do, it's pretty easy. It just slides on. And then we're going to butt it up to our strip here, whatever that measurement was, and then we can go ahead and take our handle here. We're going to go ahead and tighten that down. We're going to be torquing it down as well. Now when it's going to be properly torqued, you can see our handle is actually bent now, that's going to straighten up when we reach the proper torque. And there we go.Now we're going to reinstall our end cap here. Simply press it into place. Use our little blue key here to turn it, and it should be locked now. We'll go ahead and repeat the same process on the other side of our crossbar here. So you can see we have our front crossbar already installed for you guys. And, basically, what we're going to be doing is we're going to get some measurements in our instructions again. We're going to get an A measurement, and we're going to get a B measurement. So our A measurement, we're going to take from the center of our door jamb on the B pillar here. We're going to measure forward the amount that they tell us to in our instructions. That's going to line up with the center of our crossbar, and that'll be for our A measurement. Our B measurement will then be from the center of the crossbar on the front one to the center of the crossbar on our rear one. So we'll use the measurements that come provided.And then what we'll do here, I've already done it for you guys, but go ahead and take a piece of tape and just mark out where the center of our crossbar needs to go. So now with our piece of tape in place, we know where we can set our crossbar assembly. We'll go ahead and lift it up now so we can set it into position. Now we'll take our crossbar assembly alignment with the mark that we've made. We're going to open up our door and loosely secure our fit clip.So I don't have this bolt completely tightened down. We've just snugged it up. We'll go ahead and jump onto the other side. We'll tighten that bolt there, and then we'll come back here and torque this one down. So now once we have both of our bolts torqued, we can take our locking end cap. You're going to see two tabs here. We'll line up with the tabs in our mounting feet, press it into place. We'll take our key here, and we can lock it to secure it. I'll repeat this process on the other side and for our forward most crossbar.And that'll do it today for our look and installation of the Rhino-Rack Vortex Aero crossbar system here on our 2020 Honda CRV.
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Customer Reviews
Custom DK Fit Kit for 4 Rhino-Rack 2500 Series Roof Rack Legs - Naked Roof - DK284
Average Customer Rating: 4.7 out of 5 stars (3462 Customer Reviews)
This custom fit kit lets you mount 4 Rhino-Rack 2500 legs to your vehicle with a naked roof. Clamps mount to legs with bolts. Includes 4 clamps and 4 pads.by: Jason07/18/2020
This review covers the Rhino Rack 2500 Vortex Aero crossbars and associated parts (DK284, RRRLKVA, RRVA137S-2) for a naked roof installation on a 2018 Honda CR-V.
Very solid racks. We just took our first trip using them and the didn't budge. As recommended, a few days after installing, I tightened the bolts a bit. I'm not sure they needed it--just a little insurance.
The installation process was clear, but fairly detailed. It would be easy to miss a step, so take your time. Also, I tried a couple shortcuts in the order when installing on the car, but had to back track. So, go in the order they give you.
The racks easily supported our filled "pod" and a couple surfboards, strapped side-by-side. Sorry, no photos of the rack loaded. One thing to watch out for is that our old Thule pod almost didn't fit because of the thickness of the racks. I had to loosen the bolts almost entirely.
Of note: I feel that although I followed the measurements to the millimeter, the fit on our 2018 Honda CR-V wasn't exact. Where the pads sit on the roof of the car didn't align perfectly. I could have adjusted this by just re-trimming the rubber pads that go in the channels, but it's not a big deal, so I just left it.
Finally, I do have one concern. The angle of final installation doesn't really protect the racks from theft very well. The plastic plate that locks over the screw would allow someone with the proper tool to get up under it and loosen the bolts. That being said, someone so inclined could also just break the little plastic door or drill a hole in it to access the bolt. So, I guess it's just a deterrent anyway.
Overall, I'm very happy with the racks and etrailer.com! Despite shipping delays due to Covid-19, they were able to get the racks to me in time for an upcoming trip. I did choose to expedite shipping, but the cost was very reasonable.
by: Eva09/19/2022
Fit my Honda CRV perfectly and the whole kit was easy to install. The cargo box I ordered for in the racks perfectly. Of course there was some noise when traveling, and also reduced gas mileage, but that is to be expected. The very slight whistle when driving at higher speeds was easy to tune out. Service from etrailer was great and shipping was quick! I also appreciate all of the information and tutorials available. Would order from this company again.
by: Michael04/01/2023
2022 Honda CR-V
This fit on my 2023 Honda CRV LC model.
by: Oliver Q.09/19/2019
Installation was relatively easy. Like others have mentioned here, make sure you pay attention to the instructions. Make sure the pads with arrows are pointing to the front of the car and you're relatively accurate with the suggested mounting measurements.
I rode with them on the car for about 900 miles - hot and rainy weather - and they make a really weird noise. Haven't been able to confirm if the noise came from the wind rushing in between the roof and the bars, or, as my uncle thinks, from the slot spaces under the bars that hold the 4 mounts.
I later attached a Leader Accessories Upgraded Roof Rack (64"x 39"x 5') carrier basket to the top of the rails and the noise went away. The carrier has a wind deflector in the front, go figure.
I drove another 1000 miles with the rails and carrier with some stuff in it and it handled very well.
In any case, I like the way they look on our 2016 Honda CRV SE. Admittedly, I'm scared to take the mounts off to see if they leave a dent or scratch. I'm pretty sure they will, but still happy with them.
I'll try and update this review after I remove them.
by: Tim07/25/2020
We received our rhino rack system, and in just over an hour we had it installed, the kayaks loaded and were on the toad.
We have had our rack about a year now. We have had no issues, except perhaps remembering to tighten the mounts every so often but that is us being lax.
by: Owen04/29/2016
I bought the rhino rack for my 2013 CRV to haul my kayak. Installation was pretty simple and easy to understand. It is super sturdy and strong. Spent significantly less going with the Rhino Rack name over Thule or Yakima and I'm very happy with how strong this rack is. It's rated up 165lbs witch is plenty for me. The staff at etrailer was very helpful with upgrading my order to 2 day shipping once I realized I needed to get my rack asap to get some striped bass in the bay with my kayak. I just called and in 5mins had my order from regular to 2 day shipping. I will use these guys for whatever else I might need rack wise.
by: Matthew12/15/2018
2017 Honda CR-V
Fairly easy to install onto my 2017 Honda CR-V. The crossbars feel very sturdy and are securely attached to the vehicle. Took me about 30 minutes to get it installed and could be done even quicker if you get help from another person. The bars themselves are a little fat so my Thule ski rack has a super tight fit. There is very minimal wind noise, so I'll probably be getting a fairing for that. The instructions felt a bit jumbled but with just the measurements alone, you can install it with a bit of common sense.
by: Ed05/04/2024
Great directions easy to install. Solid rack. No issues after a year of use
by: Dean 01/01/2024
Honda
It took about an hour. It fit very well on my 2018 Honda CRV.
by: Manuel11/12/2014
2014 Honda CR-V
The clamps fit well on my 2014 Honda CRV. I took my time reading the instructions and attaching the cross rails to ensure proper attachment, and found the fit to work great. The clamps work well on the contour of the CRV.
I took a test drive, and did not encounter any problem.
Aloha from Hawaii!
John
6/30/2015
Manuel,I have a 2014 CRV and I am not very mechanically inclined, how long did it take you? Are the instructions clear?
by: Gavin03/25/2024
Seems decent enough. Some parts appeared dirty out of the box, one had minor scratches. Overall ease of putting the racks on/off moderate (could be easier, could be more complicated). Still brand new so jury is still out on longevity. We will see...
by: Donald04/10/2021
Honda
This review is for the Rhino Rack Vortex Aero Aluminum-Silver crossbars and
associated legs and custom fit kit (RRVA137s-2, DK284, RRRLKVA) necessary for a naked roof installation on a 2018 Honda CR-V. Just enter the model and year of your vehicle and etrailers website will tell you exactly what additional items are necessary to complete the install. etrailers installation instructions and videos are very helpful. The installation document provided is for more than one vehicle and for more than one style rack, so take your time to understand witch measurements apply to your installation and refer to the installation video if necessary. ON that note: The measurements given for front rack did not fit as nicely on the roof as the rear rack, I adjusted the the front rack measurements slightly. I would suggest trial fitting on your vehicle before cutting the metric rulers to final length. Stick On tags are supplied to indicate front, rear and the location to install on your vehicle. Once the rails are adjusted and tagged you can remove and reinstall the racks very quickly. Korren was very helpful in keeping me informed as to availability of items in stock and email shipping tracking. I am very satisfied with etrailers customer service and happy with the appearance and functionality of the Rhino racks.
by: Kevin03/19/2022
The rack was shipped super fast and all of the boxes were on great condition. The measurements seemed a little off for the install on my 2014 CR-V. I was able to figure things out and get the rack installed properly. The rack is a great quality and I've already used it under with my kayak. Very little wind nurse while driving. I can't hear it at all with the windows up. I'm very happy with this purchase. I've never had a bad experience with etrailer.
Kevin
4/4/2023
The rack worked out great for two sit on top kayaks. The only drawback was I lost of the feet of the legs. They come off really easy if you removed the rack. They are $30 so dont lose them.
by: Stephen 04/10/2024
2017 Honda CR-V
On time delivery, quality product, very sturdy, fit my CR-V as described
by: Jeffrey03/19/2019
Got this fit kit for a Rhino Rack system, and the process of ordering (through Becky) and getting it in a timely manner was great. Fits like a glove, and no problems using it with a cargo box on top.
by: Phil M.08/20/2020
Mechanically it works fine but .. the "howl" due to wind resistance is unacceptable. We did a one way trip with our kayak on top but on return without the kayak ( bare rails) we stopped to remove the roof rack due to the excessive noise. I do realize that you offered a "streamlined bar version" but didn't anticipate the loudness of the item we purchased. Is there a way to dampen that effect?
When storing the assembled rails the "pads" are not fixed to the rail/legs and come off (and get separated) I have resorted to trying them on to prevent loss. Nice if they could be better attached.
The roof rack arrived without "modified" roof width instructions which I assume you have now fixed.Not a big deal but it required a few phone calls to determine the correct mounting width.
Phil M.
8/21/2021
Same as above. Great product excerpt as noted above. Never received a response to, “ is there away to dampen the wind howl?”
Heather A.
8/28/2021
Thank you for the follow up. The square bars can sometimes be noisy compared to aerodynamic bars that deflect the wind over the bars. The good news is you can add a wind fairing to your roof rack with part # RRRF4 which will help to deflect the wind to eliminate some of the wind noise.
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by: Blayne06/25/2023
I got these as part of the Rhino Rack cross bar set for our 2012 Honda CR-V. The set as a whole works great. I was impressed by the clear instructions and the little details like the decals they provide to put on your car and parts to quickly assemble without re-measuring after the first time. I was also pleased by the customer support. I called to inquire about shipping time because it looked like my parts were coming later than I needed them. William B was very courteous and helpful in getting my order out on time.
by: Chris 12/06/2021
Overall I love the rack! Structurally, I have had zero issues confidently carrying gear on my roof of my 2016 CR-V on washboard dirt doads. My only issue is that the rack did not come with enough vortex strip inserts to fit into both aero bars so now they catch wind and create a whistling noise at speeds above 30 mph. I tried buying additional Rhino Rack brand vortex strips but for some reason they would not stay attached to the rack and gradually fell off. I closed off the slots that the strips fit into with electrical tape, an ugly but effective solution. If it were not for the whistling noise, I’d happily give them 5 stars but it can be annoying on longer drives so that is why I gave the bars 4 stars. Overall, great buy for the money!
Sierra K.
12/8/2021
Customer Service will reach out about the vortex strips. Enough should have came with the Item # RRVA137B-2 bars that you ordered. Item # RRM626 are the replacement strips that can be cut down to the size you need. If these are the replacements that you bought, I am not sure why they would be slipping out. I know some people use a bit of clear silicone.
by: William07/09/2020
2019 Honda CR-V
Awesome rack. I found a good Rhino Rack assembly and installation video which made the process easy. My rack arrived two days early so I am all set for the weekend.
by: Scott 02/21/2024
2019 Honda CR-V
As always, fast shipping and great quality products
by: Chris05/02/2020
Great rack. Easy to assemble and install. Mine is the one that attaches to the door frame. No issues with scratching the paint or any movement. I’ve used this on many camping trips and the extra space has been great! Really like the look of it on the CRV too.
by: Michael 07/13/2023
Very happy with the product and the easy to follow instructions! Looks great on my car! Thanks etrailer$
by: Steven11/02/2022
1) The Rhino Rack system fit my car and works well. Make sure to measure everything twice before you order to make sure you get the right fit kit. 2) By contrast, etrailer was not a reliable seller and I won't turn to them again for gear. They sent me a kit that had obviously been half assembled and then returned by an earlier customer. I accept that they need to resell return items. However, they did not ensure that all the pieces were enclosed, and several custom bolts were missing. Customer service gave me a big run-around, delaying my installation, but eventually sent the missing bolts several weeks later. In sum: good product but bad buying experience.
by: Timothy07/18/2021
I think the Rhino Rack is an excellent product. The only problem I have is that my Thule bike rack brackets do not fit because the rack has wider rails. They were designed for the standard ~1" square Thule rails. Do you have additional Thule bracket kits that would fit the wider Rhino rails? Note that the rack works very well for carrying a canoe or kayak.
Sierra K.
7/23/2021
Thank you for your review. It depends on what Thule bike rack you have. Please see this expert answer:
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view full answer... - Rhino Rack Roof Rack and Bar Location Recommendations for a 2015 Honda CRV Naked RoofWhen you install the Rhino Rack roof rack for your 2015 Honda CR-V that consists of part numbers # RRVA137B-2, # RRRLKVA, and # DK284 you will need to follow the fit instructions that say to mount the front bar 300 mm in front of the seam between the front and rear door. The rear bar will install 750 mm behind the front bar measured on center. These dimensions were chosen by Rhino Rack based on what would fit the vehicle the best and where the vehicle is the strongest for bearing the weight...
view full answer... - What Parts Do I Need For A Rhino-Rack Roof Rack For 2016 Honda CR-V With A Naked Roof The Rhino-Rack for your 2016 Honda CR-V with a naked roof will consist of the following items: Rhino-Rack Vortex Aero Crossbars - Aluminum - Black - 54" Long - Qty 2, part # RRVA137B-2 Rhino-Rack 2500 Series Legs for Vortex Aero Crossbars - Naked Roofs or Fixed Mounting Points - Qty 4, part # RRRLKVA Custom DK Fit Kit for 4 Rhino-Rack 2500 Series Roof Rack Legs - Naked Roof, part # DK284 This roof rack has a maximum weight limit of 165 lbs. I have included product description links and...
view full answer... - Recommended Roof Rack For 2015 Honda CR-V With Naked RoofWe do have a roof rack that will work for your 2015 Honda CR-V. What we have found is that you cannot have factory side rails added to a vehicle after it has been delivered but we have a solution for you. I recommend the Rhino-Rack Vortex Roof Rack. This features anodized aluminum aerodynamic crossbars with a rubberized Vortex strip in the crossbar top channel to disrupt airflow for a quiet ride. Along with the crossbars the system uses the Series 2500 Legs that include locks to secure...
view full answer... - Can 49" Rhino-Rack Vortex Crossbars Be Used on a 2020 Honda CR-VHey Casey, thanks for reaching out! Rhino-Rack is pretty specific with their roof rack systems and since the slots on the underside of the crossbars has limited spacing there are rarely multiple crossbar fits for any specific vehicle. If you check out the linked installation video of this kit on a 2020 Honda CR-V there isn't a whole lot of crossbar overhang so I don't see using 5" smaller crossbars to be an option. You'll want to stick with the initial kit you were looing at: - 54" Vortex...
view full answer... - Will A Roof Rack And Rooftop Cargo Box Fit On My 2019 Honda CR-V And NOT Exceed 84" In HeightYour 2019 Honda CR-V has a height between 66.1" and 66.5". This gives you up to 17.5" for a roof rack and a rooftop cargo box on the top of your vehicle. The lowest profile rooftop cargo boxes we offer are 11" in height. Unfortunately, they will only offer up to 11 cu ft of space, which is half of the 22 cu ft rooftop cargo box you attached to your question. You will need a roof rack for your 2019 Honda CR-V, but there are different roof types. Here are my roof rack recommendations. Flush...
view full answer... - Roof Rack Recommendation for 2013 Honda CR-V with Naked RoofThule and Yakima make the nicest aftermarket roof racks you can get. But you get what you pay for with them and the prices reflect that. What I really like about Rhino Rack is that they offer you a very high quality roof rack at a much lower price. Basically you wouldn't know the difference between a Rhino Rack or a Thule/Yakima so I like to recommend them the most as it's just the best deal and what I would buy. The Rhino Rack bar kit part # RRVA137B-2, # RRRLKVA, and # DK284 is a fit...
view full answer... - Could Thule Motion XT XXL Fit Rhino Rack Roof Rack of 2016 Honda CR-V and Allow Hatch to OpenSo the Rhino Rack roof rack part numbers # RRVA137B-2, # RRRLKVA, and # DK284 will fit with the Thule Motion XT Rooftop Cargo Box # TH629906 that you referenced but you're going to need to take one simple measurement to determine if it will allow the rear hatch to open. Check out the picture I attached an measure from the point right in front of the door pillar back to the rear hatch seam. If that distance is greater than 55 inches the box will fit without interference. If you get a lower...
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- Which Measurements For The Custom DK Fit Kit Does A 2019 Honda CR-V Use?Yes for your 2019 Honda CR-V you're going to use the 5th generation measurements when installing the: -Custom DK Fit Kit for 4 Rhino-Rack 2500 Series Roof Rack Legs # DK284. The 5th Generation of Honda CR-V's started in 2016 and went until early July of 2022.
view full answer... - Naked Roof Rack Recommendation for 2013 Honda CRV to Carry Longer Roof Box for SkisThe naked roof racks that fit your 2013 Honda CR-V do put the front bar significantly closer to the windsheild like with the Rhino Rack part # RRVA137B-2, # RRRLKVA, and # DK284 we have installed on a 2013 CR-V so this would be the way to go. I attached a picture that shows the front bar is more than the amount of inches forward that you would need plus an install video on a similar 2014 CR-V as well.
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- Rhino-Rack Vortex Aero Crossbars and Locks on a 2018 Honda CR-V without Existing RailsI'm happy to inform you that you are correct in the part numbers needed to install the Rhino-Rack Vortex Aero Crossbars, part # RRVA137B-2, on a 2008 Honda CR-V naked roof. I've linked to a video installation of this combination on a 2018 Honda CR-V. Luckily, we have a bundle of this setup that I've linked to to make it much easier for you to navigate. The 2500 Series Legs, part # RRRLKVA, come pre-installed with locks that keep it secured to your roof, meaning it will prevent the theft...
view full answer... - Does Rhino Rack Vortex Aero Bar Roof Rack Fit on 2016 Honda CR-VYes, the Rhino Rack roof rack you mentioned part numbers # RRVA137B-2, # RRRLKVA, and # DK284 does fit your 2016 Honda CR-V with a naked roof like you described. I attached a picture that shows this rack installed on a similar 2018 CR-V for you to check out as well as an install video. This also will work well with the Yakima SkyRise Tent # Y07437 you mentioned.
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- 2020 Honda CRV Roof Rack Capacity OptionsCertain manufactures give lower capacities to make sure the customers are being safe when using their products. That being said, always go by the lowest rated component. Your 2020 Honda CRV roof is rated for 165 so I would suggest not getting a Thule rack. I recommend getting the Rhino-Rack Vortex Aero Crossbars # RRVA137B-2, Rhino-Rack 2500 Series Legs # RRRLKVA, Custom DK Fit Kit # DK284. Rhino Rack rates this system for 165 lbs. I like the looks of this flat black roof box # TH6357B....
view full answer... - Rhino-Rack Roof Rack for 2013 Honda CR-V with Naked RoofThe correct roof rack that fits your 2013 Honda CR-V is the Rhino-Rack consisting of # RRVA137B-2, # RRRLKVA, and # DK284. This rack installs in the same way using the clamp style. I've attached a video for you to take a look at of the rack on a 2015 CR-V.
view full answer... - Roof Rack Recommendation for a 2013 Honda CR-V Carrying Multiple KayaksEven though your roof rack is rated for 165lbs you will want to check to see that your roof's capacity is equal to the combined weight of the roof rack plus your kayaks. We typically recommend a kayak carrier like the Yakima # Y04073 for any kayaks over 10 feet. The Rhino Roof Rack # RRVA137B-2, # RRRLKVA, and # DK284 is a fit for your CR-V. It sounds like the noise of traveling with a roof rack has been an issue for you before, because of Rhino Rack's aero dynamic design and vortex...
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The racks are still working well, a year later. Ive used them to haul small loads of lumber and other items from the local big box hardware store.