Not sure which type of rack you have, but my 2004 rack with the integrated crossbars is nearly impossible to retrofit. I have a Thule ski rack that allows the carriage bolt heads to fit into the T-channel on the top of each factory bar and works quite well, but attaching anything else is problematic. I bought the Yakima universal fit kit to attach my other components but the wide profile of the factory bars is too large for the wrap-around style brackets.
If you have the same factory rack as my 2004, you should be able to fit a Yakima Kayak Stacker into the T-channel on the top of each factory crossbar. This is not an ideal solution, however, as the stacker will stick straight up and you'll be unable to fold it down like you normally could with round bars, making it impossible to park in a garage. Thule has a similar type of kayak stacker but I'm not familiar with how it fits.
For carrying kayaks and bikes this year I will be removing the factory crossbars and replacing them with my Yakima towers that will fit right into the channels on the roof and then fit my Yakima Kayak Stackers onto the round bars.
Another route would be a set of saddles that would be lower profile and could fit into the T-channels, but the expense is greater and lifting a kayak into them can be a real bitch (unless you spring for the additional money for a set of rollers on the rear bar).
One thing's for sure; your Treg will look even cooler with whatever toys you put on top of it!
B.
If you have the same factory rack as my 2004, you should be able to fit a Yakima Kayak Stacker into the T-channel on the top of each factory crossbar. This is not an ideal solution, however, as the stacker will stick straight up and you'll be unable to fold it down like you normally could with round bars, making it impossible to park in a garage. Thule has a similar type of kayak stacker but I'm not familiar with how it fits.
For carrying kayaks and bikes this year I will be removing the factory crossbars and replacing them with my Yakima towers that will fit right into the channels on the roof and then fit my Yakima Kayak Stackers onto the round bars.
Another route would be a set of saddles that would be lower profile and could fit into the T-channels, but the expense is greater and lifting a kayak into them can be a real bitch (unless you spring for the additional money for a set of rollers on the rear bar).
One thing's for sure; your Treg will look even cooler with whatever toys you put on top of it!
B.