Parts Needed to Move Rhino-Rack 2500 Series Roof Rack to 2014 Toyota Prius C
Updated 07/14/2014 | Published 07/11/2014
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Hello, I just sent an email re: a roof rack - forgot to include the type. Its Rhino-Rack 2500 Series Roof Rack System. My question is...I took it off my old car, a Versa and need to mount it on a new Prius - C...can I buy the needed parts to fit the Prius? Thanks
asked by: Don B
Expert Reply:
A vehicle-specific portion of the Rhino-Rack roof racks for your 2014 Toyota Prius C is the Custom DK Clamps and Pad kit # DK351 that you referenced and this kit is used for a number of their 2500-series racks. You may also need a leg kit; which one will depend on the crossbars you have (the 2500 series includes several types). If you have the heavy-duty crossbar # RB1250 you will use leg kit # RRRLKHD; if you have Aero crossbars you'll instead use # RRRLKVA.
The link provided will show you all roof racks for your Prius C and you can use this page to help you find the system you have to confirm the parts needed.
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