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I noticed you cut four times. Why not slide the crossbar through until you get the desired length on one side of the car, then simply cut the other end to match. This way you only have to cut each crossbar once instead of twice.
gavinmacqueen 3 weeks ago
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gavinmacqueen 3 weeks ago
Why didn't you just lay a sheet over your car before cutting? Dumb ass. lol
JollyJeersMate 3 months ago
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I would suggest two changes to this procedure.
First, as you noted, the metal shavings land on your car, and can scratch the paint and glass. So if at all possible, take the bars out and cut them elsewhere.
Second, I can't tell for sure, but it looks/sounds like you cut 4" off of each end of the bar. It's faster and easier if you cut (in your case) 8" off of one end of the bar, and slide the bar over so it's centered on the car. That way you only have to make two cuts, not four.
geek65535 5 months ago
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geek65535 5 months ago
Hey man, the only reason why I dont do a install video on the rack itself is because there are so many videos on how to install the rack
Bpearl2010 9 months ago
hey.. can you show how you install the yakima rook rack??
SstunaJ 9 months ago