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Part Numbers: INB137,INSUT,INK497
These steel, square crossbars attach to Inno feet to create a sturdy roof rack for your vehicle. Elastomer coating resists corrosion and helps cushion your load. Bars accommodate carriers and accessories that clamp around bars.
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These durable, pivoting feet help you mount 2 Inno square crossbars to your vehicle's naked roof. Torque-control knob prevents overtighting. Locks and keys included. Tool-free installation.
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These custom-fit clamps and pads let you mount 4 Inno XS200, XS250, or INSUT feet to your vehicle's naked roof to help create an aftermarket roof rack system. Clamps mount to feet with bolts. Kit includes 4 clamps and 4 pads.
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Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
What's up everybody, it's AJ with etrailer.com. Today we're checking out this Inno roof rack system on our 2020 Mazda CX5. It's going to have the Inno Aero bars in combination with the Inno through feet, and then clamps for this naked roof. This clamps in here in your door jamb, and it stays nice and tight. I'll shake it back and forth and show you. It's not going anywhere, there's no rattling or anything like that.
This roof rack system is going to be good for hauling things up on your roof and not in your vehicle, so that saves space in your car. So you can do kayaks up here, you can throw up a roof box up here and load it with your luggage and stuff, that way more leg room for everybody on a longer journey, which makes everybody happier. You can haul some bikes up here, a basket, there's really a whole bunch of accessories for this roof rack. Let's check it out.Aero bars are a nice aerodynamic design, that's where it gets its name from. It's got a nice T-track on the top as well.
That way you can pop off this cap, and if you have T-tech, T-track accessories, sorry, they can slide down in here. You slide them along, and they'll stay in this groove. It's also got the weatherproofing here, and it's going to push up on them and protect around wherever that little T-bolt is going to go. Now, if you don't have T-track accessories, it also works with clamps. So they'll clamps on like a roof basket or something.inaudible 00:01:24 get this cap in here real quick.
Gotcha. Just got to push up on that tab. But you have clamps that can go around this part of the bar for like a basket or something like that, if they don't have the T-track hook on. So it goes either way. So you can use either one of those accessories, it's up to you.
They're also made out of a lightweight powder coat aluminum, so they're going to hold up. If you decide to leave them on the roof of your vehicle and it rains, the elements aren't going to bother them at all. And like I said, they're lightweight. So if you do take them off, they're not going to be heavy and hard to get off the roof.The through foot has a locking cover. That way nobody can tamper with your stuff when you're not around, you got this clamp that comes down in here and goes in the door jamb. And that's what we tighten down that holds the roof rack to the roof. It's really tight. There's no moving in there whatsoever. Looking at the bottom here, you got a plastic foot with a rubber piece on the bottom that's going to completely protect the top of your vehicle. You don't have to worry about it scratching it or causing any issues.Another thing, the clamp is rubber coated so you don't have to worry about it scratching up your door jamb, either. I wanted to point that out, because that'd be the first thing I would be worried about, putting this on my vehicle. But it's not going to cause anything bad like scratches. It's got that coating on there, and it doesn't bother it.Now I want to give you some measurements with the roof rack on your roof. Let's see how much room you have from the top of your roof to the bottom of the crossbar. It looks like it's three and a quarter inches from the top of our sun roof to the bottom of our roof bar. So I think there's plenty of room for clamps or anything like that you we're going to put on the bars, it shouldn't cause any issues. I just wouldn't open the sun roof with those accessories on there, because you might have it hit that clamp and that won't be good. Another measurement would be from crossbar to crossbar. I'm going to jump down and get that one real quick. And go from center to center, looks to be about 26 and a half inches from crossbar to crossbar.Now your roof rack system has a weight capacity of 120 pounds. So just keep that in mind when you're loading up there with your cargo basket, you don't overload it. It's also pretty easy to install. Let's check out how we did it.We got it all laid out, all the parts you'll get when you unbox everything, I've already assembled this side. So we're going to do this with these spare parts here, or not spare parts, the other side here, start assembling it. I took off the cap from the end so it can slide out, this plastic part here. And this is where we're going to add this clip in. We're going to make sure that gap and this goes towards the outside, and it comes out from underneath. Maybe not that way through. There we go. And it slides in like that. Push down on that button to get the slide completely back here.And this is where we're going to put our foot on there. So this part is going to clip into there, just like that, which lines up this screw with that hole. It should catch there. I'm going to start to tighten it down just a little bit, not all the way, with our hex head. Just enough to get it started. So now we'll slide this out, and there's an actual measurement they want you to get, and you're going to go from the center sticker here, since your bars will be new they'll have that, to this line here.So the instructions say for our Mazda that they want it to be at 21 and a half. So I'll back that up just a little bit. And that's from the center, or from this line, it's right here next to the bolt, to this sticker. So that's 22. 21 and a half would be right there. So I need to bring it in just a little bit. So I got that one. Let's check this one. All right, they're both spot on. Now I can tighten them down.Now we're going to add our pad to the bottom of our foot. One thing about that is it's got a number at the bottom, and that number will tell you if it's for the front or the back bars. This is 421, this is going to be for the front. So we'll line up these kind of divots in here with the screws, so you know which way. Also the part that comes out and up, like the lip, goes towards the inside of the vehicle.Now we're going to take our bar and put it on the roof. We're going to just set it in place at first, because then we have to get a couple more measurements to make sure it's lined up right. Set about there. And what we're going to do is, I'm going to get my tape measure and move from the center of the door jamb here, we're coming into the center of the bolt. It looks about right, right there. You also want to make sure that the feet, the foot pad sits down in that groove. You can see the part that sticks down there a little bit that fits right in the groove and goes against it. So I'm going to go to the other side and get that same measurement.So we're going to move the center bolt, so we're going to attach our clamp. So it just slides up here, you put this part, the kind of the channel goes over this silver part there, the bottom fits up snug against the door jamb. I'm going to replace that bolt that I took out, get it started by hand, and come back with a tool and continue to tighten it down. You see as I turn it, it's pulling that clamp up and getting it nice and snug. It'll snap to let you know when it's tight enough. Now we'll replace the cover. We got these two notches out here, put around these round parts at the bottom, and then just tilt it up. It locks in place.As you saw, it wasn't that hard to install. I know it's a little overwhelming when I had it on the table, and this one has so many internal moving pieces that's not like the other racks, but it's actually pretty easy. And once you saw me do it the first time and you do it the first time yourself, it's going to be second nature. And you're not going to have to do it every time, either. You just kind of assemble it, put it on your roof, and when you go to take it off your roof, you can just loosen the clamps and remove it, and keep it all together. So you really only to do that part once.Well, thanks for hanging out. I hope this helps.
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