Adjusting Feet of SportRack Semi-Custom Roof Rack to Fit 2004 Honda Accord

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Trying to install on a Honda Accord 4DR Sedan 2004. The instructions say The bottom of each foot can be rotated to better fit the slope of your roof. Make sure that the feet are sitting flush against the roof. I do not see any means of rotating the feet so allow them sit flush against the roof.

asked by: Lynn B

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Expert Reply:

The feet on the SportRack Semi-Custom Roof Rack # SR1002 referenced in your question can indeed be moved around a bit to accommodate different roof slopes. If the feet are fixed on your system make sure the allen bolt under the locking cover isn't tightened down. Loosening up this bolt should allow you to adjust the feet and clamp to fit your Honda Accord.

If you are still having issues please let me know and I will be happy to look into this further.

expert reply by: Chris R

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