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It might be different for subarus, but on the firebird I work on the tps reads 5 volts at wot

Heres that pic you were asking for. Looks just like factory.


I couldn't get the image to work, so heres the url

http://members.aol.com/dougmmandell/roofrack

Well, got the kit, did the install, and it looks just like it came from the factory. The only dissappointing thing was that the kit used a fastener called a riv-nut, rather than a rivit to fasten the rack to the roof. A riv-nut is basically a rivit with threads down the center. Although a cool idea ...

Well, I bought a roof rack kit from subaruparts.com Comes with bolts, rivits, crossbars, gaskets, and everything else. $60.00 seems like a deal to me incase anyone else is considering this addition.

Rivets sound much better than bolts, if I can get a hold of the appropriate size, and the tool to install them. Better than removing or altering the headliner though.

Thanks

Unfortunately, I don't have a moon roof to worry about, although I would like one. So i guess the install will be pretty straight forward.

I'm pretty set on the aftermarket roof rack. I like the look, and its adaptivity for various tasks, as well as the fact that it is permanent. I would coat all of the drilled holes with POR15 inside and out and I would seal the bolts and mounting points with the appropriate sealer.

But is there ...

Hey, first post on the legacy boards. I'm new owner of a 98 legacy wagon :grin: . I am planning on installing a factory roof rack which I anticipate involves removing the headliner, which upon further inspection would involve removing practically every interior trim panel. This would be done outside ...