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This aerodynamic roof rack mounts flush on your roof for a factory look. Crossbars with push-down rubber strips in top channels work with channel-mount and clamp-on accessories. Installs to raised rails on your vehicle's roof.
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Hi everyone. It's Evangeline here at etrailer and today will be taking a look at our Inno roof rack system with the Inno flush feet, as well as a 45 inch long crossbars right here on our 2022 Kia Carnival. Your Kia Carnival can carry a lot of people and a lot of cargo. But sometimes there's the things that you don't want or can't fit inside that spacious cargo space. And that's gonna be things like a roof bike rack or kayaks or roof boxes or roof baskets. So what you need then is a roof rack system like this.
This is gonna be the Inno flush roof rack system. So notice how we don't have overhang. This is gonna be the design if you want the low profile look, almost factory look, but it doesn't stick out, but it's there when you need it. I personally prefer the system that has overhang just because our vehicle is tall and then it's easier to reach onto our roof and put items or accessories or cargo on there. But depending on your situation, depending on your adventures, this might be ideal for you.
So let's take a look at some of the dimensions, some of the specs that you can make the correct decision for your adventures. So the first thing is gonna be roof clearance. So depending on your accessories you wanna make sure that your clamps can fit around your bars. So from the top of our roof, where we have those ridges to the bottom of the crossbar, we have a clearance of two and a half inches, which is actually really good that way when you do have those boxes with extra large clamps you're gonna have the clearance there. Now for the height added to the top of our roof it's gonna be about three and three quarter inches and that's gonna be where your cargo sits.
So if you're carry skis, snowboards you want a little extra clearance for those large bindings. This does not have overhang. So if you are gonna be clamping onto the T track system your usable cargo space or usable bar space is gonna be about 44 inches on path. Now in between the towers you're gonna have a usable space of 38 inches. So that's how far apart your accessories that have clamps can sit.
So not as much as a roof rack with overhang but still a good amount of space. These are the Inno arrow crossbar. So notice how they have this aerodynamic design where it's taller in the front and it tapers towards the end. So this is definitely an upgrade compared to your more traditional square or round crossbars which work great, but they could be noisy and they have a lot of wind drag, especially when you go down the highway. This helps reduce that with its unique shape. But what I really like about the arrow crossbars is the T track system. To access the system, you actually have to unlock the roof rack. And now you just push down on that rubber strip on the middle and then you can slide your accessory through. This is nice because compared to other roof racks like Rhino racks, where you have to cut the vortex strips around your accessory, this just fits around it, easy to use. Notice how I unlocked that tower, well all four towers have their lock core there. And then you get two keys, which matches the whole system. That way you just use this, and then you can secure both your crossbars and your roof rack. This utilizes a lever which is integrated with your tower. That way you don't need to use any extra tools, any extra wrenches or sockets, very easy to install. It does have a strap that goes around your race rails. And it is nice to see how it's conformed around the race rails making it look nice and neat, and it fits well. So let's take a look at that quick and easy install process. So I'm gonna guide you through the process of installing your roof rack, in fact, I already installed the rear crossbars so that we can install the front crossbars together. So you're gonna push this tray all the way in. So you are gonna have to press down that button and then keep going until this tray is open. Then you have tabs on your tower. Those tabs are gonna fit right into that tray. And you're just gonna push the towers all the way to the end. And then once that's done, just like that you can put this onto your roof since you have raised rails it should be very easy. You get to choose where you want your roof rack system. But what I did just to give you a baseline is I have my rear crossbar about a foot away from that end of the raised rail. And then for my crossbar spread, I chose 26 inches apart double check with whatever accessory you have for what's the correct cross spread, crossbar spread you need. That's to be measured from center to center, line that up on each side. Remember to put that strap firmly into the tab and make sure it's there as you tighten that down. And then your final step once all four towers are securely tightened down is you have your locking end cap. So make sure you have the right and the left end cap on the proper tower. Both should just slide right in. If they're in the unlock position, tighten that down your end caps now don't come off and that's it. You're ready to hit the road. And that was a look right here at our Inno roof rack system with the Inno flush feet for raised rails and the 45 inch long crossbars here on our 2022 Kia carnival..
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