will the performance be affected if I cut off a few inches off this 25-inch strap? car only has low 6" ground clearance.
258199
Not at all. It is a solid rubber strap. Works rather well I might add. Enjoy a winter of not being shocked :-)
258200
We find that these straps don't work for us. We have cloth seats. Still get zapped.
258201
Wont hurt to trim off excess length on this product. As long as it touches the ground when vehicle stops, it should discharge the static buildup that has developed.
258202
I don't think it would.I have not found this device to be effective at eliminating static shock.
258203
No problems with trimming. We have found this product greatly reduces the static but does not completely eliminate it.
1726089
I am in the same situation (I have an Accord). I agree with everything you said and I'm planning to do the same thing. For added security you could put a stablizer strap on, like this: http://www.amazon.com/Curt-Manufacturing-18050-Stabilizer-Strap/dp/B003721CC8
2049575
The clearance behind the 6U rack is over 19". It will be affected by any gear mounted in the top rack of course.
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.
791964
Absolutely , make sure to measure your tires don't just take the tire size off the side. It makes a big difference believe it or not.
1940466
I'm not sure but it is adjustable to go down pretty far. You will have leftover strap depending on the size you make it.
474836
I don't see a problem with that. SUPs are pretty light. The pricy ones even more so. Its the 11' that's the issue on that car. The roof line isn't very long. If there is an anchor point on the nose for an ankle leash it might be a good idea to use that to keep from lifting due to wind while driving. I would want to hold the nose down some how no matter how I put it on that roof.
1522131
On my 05 I'm running 32" tires and I trimmed my fenders so it wouldn't rub at full flex with the sway bar disconnected. But if your not planning on disconnecting your sway bar then you can get away with 33's.
81537
I don't Have problem for use in my audi a4 with 20 inches wheel. If you need picture of installation let me know.
2029503
You could shorten the straps for dips. The rings will get as short as you like. But you'd probably want to cut the excess...otherwise you'd have a lot of strap length to deal with.
744561
Clearance from the back surface of your vehicle is the question here. Mine is on a motorhome but I had to cut and reweld for MY purposes.
989346
If you trimmed your fender high then no. It needs about 6inches or do of space between the corner of your fender to where the wheel well starts. If you didn't trim at all your good. At the same time remove the stuid flares do you can sling more mud!!!! Lol
1946859
I am 6 foot tall and have the strap set at 3.5 feet and can be adjusted to 4 feet. I think it should work. If not you can return it.
803563
Yes, you should have enough clearance. The good thing with buying them from amazon is that even if you run into a fitment issue, they'll take it as a return with no problems.
492917
I put it on with stock steering components and had plenty of room. When I upgraded I still have about 2 inches of clearance. This was on a 2000 tj
559733
The strap has a 15 inch drop and its possible to add another eyelet to give it another inch. I am very heavy so crossbody is tight on me. Hope this helped
569265
Yes,however your clearance would prob be to low to ground , especially with weight on it