What Size Fairing Should Be Used Based On Roof Rack Cross Bar Length?

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If Im using a rhino 2500 with 49 inch crossbars wich size fairing do i use and why?

asked by: Ramey C

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I recommend using the Rhino-Rack Fairing for Roof Racks - 44" Long # RRRF3. When looking for a fairing, you want to cover as much of the bar as possible while able to attach within the feet/towers of your roof rack. The more air that you can direct over the bar, the less wind noise, so the widest you can get and not create more noise by going past your vehicle the better.

expert reply by: Jason S

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