Fitment of SportRack Roof Rack SR1002 on a 2008 Honda Fit

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Hi there, I have a Sportrack SR1002, but need to buy replacement mounting clamps that will work with my 2008 Honda Fit. I cant find the part numbers, nor a source for these parts, Hoping that you can help. Thanks,

asked by: Alayna

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Expert Reply:

Good news, I have a solution for your 2008 Honda Fit's roof rack.

The SportRack # SR1002, is a semi custom roof rack designed to fit different types of vehicle's roofs with the already included pads and clamps. You would just need to make a few adjustments in length for this rack to work with your Honda Fit.

I've attached an image from the directions that shows you where all your settings should be for your 2008 Honda Fit for your convenience.

expert reply by: Jackie C

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