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Operative word is in SILVER, my friend. I did call Schroth and they said they would make a custom one in silver in 2" HANS-style but the lead time was a few months.
Aha! Didn't know that silver restricts you. Good to know. I'm planning on going the silver route if I get my hands on a GT4...
Did the bar install yesterday w/ a friend.
Install took approx 5 hrs, but could have been quicker if the bar width was not about an inch too narrow! We had to use a C Clamp to draw the front feet to attach to the support brackets...now have some scratches at the bar feet.
My bar will not go in and out "in an hour for a road trip" as advertised.
Now that you have the process down I bet you could do it in an hour, you will however still need the help of a buddy. The hookup of the front brackets went much faster the second time around.
Now that you have the process down I bet you could do it in an hour, you will however still need the help of a buddy. The hookup of the front brackets went much faster the second time around.
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sounds like we aren't the only one with alignment mis-match...
I wonder if the brackets could have slots rather than single holes to aid the install?
Did the bar install yesterday w/ a friend.
Install took approx 5 hrs, but could have been quicker if the bar width was not about an inch too narrow! We had to use a C Clamp to draw the front feet to attach to the support brackets...now have some scratches at the bar feet.
My bar will not go in and out "in an hour for a road trip" as advertised.
This is VERY different than what I experienced. An inch is quite a bit to be off. Is it possible the bar was somehow bent during transport? Mine were a perfect fit and based on my discussions with Colin, the manufacturing process should be pretty consistent.