Parts Needed to Attach Thule # TH7326 SnowPack Ski/Snowboard Carrier to 2007 Honda Civc 4DR

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Hi there! Sorry for my lack of knowledge on this but my 17 year old son is asking for the TH7326 snowboard pack. He drives a 2007 Honda Civic, 4 door sedan. My question is... do I need additional parts to make this work?? Does the TH7326 come w/ the feet/kit or is that a separate purchase?

asked by: Mary K

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You would first need a roof rack for the vehicle. The roof rack would provide the crossbars that are the attachment point for the # TH7326 ski/snowboard rack.

To equip the 2007 Civic Sedan with a Thule roof rack, you'd need the following parts:

Crossbars, part # TH712400
Roof Rack Feet, part # TH710501
Vehicle Specific Fit Kit, part # TH145190

You also might be interested in a fairing, part # TH82WV. Square crossbars can create some wind noise, and a fairing will help quiet that.

Rhino Rack provides a more cost effective option, which would also be compatible with the ski/board rack you mentioned. The Rhino Rack roof rack would consist of the following:

Rhino Rack 2500 Series Crossbar, part # RRVA126B-2
Leg Kit, part # RRRLKVA
Vehicle specific clamp kit, part # DK152

For a fairing, you'd use # RRRF2.

I've linked you to some FAQ articles about roof racks, I hope you'll find them helpful.

expert reply by: Mike L

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