Has anyone used these on a TDS sumo rack? How was it? Too low to the ground?
1025422
They work great on my power rack. I'm nof sure about a TDS sumo rack though.
1025423
I don't have a sumo rack but looking at the measurements and judging my own heights you should be good bread using them at the highest holes and watching not to hit your knees on the wrap around bar. Not ideal, but hey dips are great any way you can get them in. And at the price of these handles it worth a go.
1673742
They can fit like 25lb plates. How would a rack assist with deadlifts? lol. Go buy a cheap flat bench and you do bench press. Its worth the money. I have one and love it.
1011400
Yes. I have that same rack and those same bars which I use for dips and they're awesome! There's a locking screw on the bars for extra stability but I don't bother because it's just extra time and hassle. There's some wobble without screwing them in but once you're doing dips you don't notice it at all since you're pushing down on the bars which stabilizes them anyway. I've also had guys around 220lbs+ doing dips on them with no worries at all. I would also recommend setting them to the inside of the rack as the rack is very light so as to prevent any chances of tipping over. And when doing dips I would do them facing the other side of the rack because depending on how high you set the bars and how tall you are, you don't want to take the chance of bumping your head into the crossbeam if you can't keep from going straight up and down due to how short the rack is.
1340003
As long as your front rack is sturdy enough then go for broke. These Kolpin racks are really fantastic. I've got them on my 3-Gun buggy :)
2273108
I have used mine for about a month now and they are holding up very well. I did place a 2X4 at the bottom of the bench to keep the rack at the incline I wanted. I am very satisfied with the purchase.
12552
They don't appear to be. I have mine in a bottom mounted configuration, and there is some flexing of the casing with only a few pounds of load. I suspect they wouldn't hold nearly the rated weight without problems that way.
1687250
I would have to say no. These are air shocks that rise when you put air in them, not lower. You want air bags and even then you are going to have to completely modify the spring perches and shock mounts. Don't know exactly how you are going to do that, but lower? Don't think these are what you are looking for...
311365
Not sure, I had to mount my boards on the highest setting for my feet to fit under the brake lever. After a test ride I had to adjust them down a little for comfort, but I never had a problem with them hitting up against anything. Sorry but good luck to you!
298852
I use several packs of them on my saferacks rack. They fit when hooked across the short gaps in the mesh floor... I.e. parallel with the long side of the rack. Not 100% perfect fit but not going anywhwre and much cheaper.
2253164
They worked fine on a 26 inch wheel. Get a frame that's wider for the disk breaks. I used Ibera PakRak Bicycle Touring Carrier Plus+ IB-RA5 (with disk brake mounts) Frame-mounted for heavier top & side loads and it works great... Just finished a bike camping trip and my rack was by far the best and sturdiest,, the racks about $30 Panniers have plenty of room..
175490
First always park in good spot, not backed in at the end. My rack has a 6" side rail. I can loop a small plastic coated cable (ready made or pieced together at Lowe's) enough to discourage the average lowlife.
1067520
I have them on mine, I used them along with a rough country BB lift. It raised the rear end up so it did not look as saggy with the BB. It does ride a bit more firm but if I had to, I would do it again.
1956251
I can not see why they won't work. I have two sets that I use for my racks on my pick up. They come with lots of straps.
1692923
I found this to be true. The fix is to use a hex wrench to over tightening the quick release which makes it useless but the rack won't sway.
1200604
I have had them on oval and square racks they work very well on both hope this helps just make sure they are tight
1321441
Mine are installed on the sides facing the inside of the power rack. While its a little annoying because I have to take them out to do other exercises in the rack if you install them on the outside unless yours is bolted or weighted heavily to the floor your will tip your rack. The inside though feels perfectly fine, right distance apart. I personally don't even bother using the bolt that came with them to hold them in place. The force of doing the dip keeps them from any movement.
2106718
if your rack rails look like those it should be no problem.They are pretty universal, but I'm just guessing.