Is there much of a gap to get your foot on the bar?
1075238
The gap is much better than the OEM, another reason why I picked these over the OEM. For me their is no issues with the gap.
1075239
We'll there's enough for your foot, for me it does the trick but some people like it a bit more wider.
1171575
The Rack for the bar is about 46 inches or just under 4 feet apart. I use a 7 foot bar. I'm not sure where the weight dividers are on the 6 foot bar, but that would be the big question. In other words, as long as the skinny part of the bar where you grab with your hands extends 4 ft, you should be good.
1531376
It's close to eight feet...I'm 6"2 and I have to stretch completely up to grab the the bar.
259362
Yes!That was a problem for me initially. After my brother went out of town, I discovered that if I placed one hand on the grip bar and the other hand on the bar where u actually hooked your legs, it became as easy as pie.
1394096
Not on one bar, no. You can typically only put about 30lbs on one in my experience.
88006
Yes. There will be 2-4 in gap between the bars But if I had room for it i would.
1604566
The bars have a 3/4 inch gap between. Around the bowl doors the gap is more like a full inch.
926120
The bar is 1/2 an inch and it's got a little pad to protect the floor which is 1/8th of an inch. Might be tight.
295253
It looks like you get maybe 15cm (Just under 6 inches) of perfectly flat bar.I took some pictures for you: http://imgur.com/a/6UoZC
1833255
Definitely. There's plenty of room between the bar and the mounting point. Unless you're doing extremely aggressive chest-to-bar, you won't be hitting your head on your deck.
1543416
Not far, maybe an inch...not enough room to get your foot between the bar and the bottom of the truck.
824742
Hmmm, that's impossible to answer for sure, without knowing how intrusive that bar is. I CAN say that it will definitely make a significant difference and improvement for the extra bed. Worth a try, I'd say...but hard to say for certain.
1484886
Not enough! I am 5'9" and I found myself having to drill new holes in the bars to get sufficient height. Otherwise, I either a) walked bent over which was uncomfortable and awkward, or b) had to walk using just the tips of my index and ring fingers. It was a tough job to do, and in the end I needed 3 more inches to be able to stand upright while walking.
1675824
I just measured mine and the gap between the bars is about exactly 1 inch. Hope that helps.
222850
Probably not, most 6 foot bars have around 47 inches of space, 5 feet olympic bars would likely be less than the required
495440
I'm 6 foot and on wide strides I hit the middle bar so I would be worried. You can still do a lot on it though without going for the biggest stride. When using the power pistons you rarely do a full stride.
166138
The widest gap between vertical bars is 2 1/4". There are smaller gaps as stated in the other answers.