I am surprised Roque even sends that rack out without that massive Roque nameplate piece. 3x3 top with more support 14 inches below.I would say that would solve your problem. Every pic Roque has of that rack has it installed. For 2000 bucks, it should just be included. 1 or 2 1 inch bars is not going to do it.
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12-14-2018, 09:31 AM #151Registered User
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12-14-2018, 09:37 AM #152Registered User
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It is an option for additional $115 or so. Not sure any manufacturer that with 4 hole uprights provides name plate as a standard option .Originally Posted by Greybird2
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12-14-2018, 09:39 AM #153Registered User
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Yea. They make quality products for sure, but they're also nickels and dimers... seriously, I'm not sure how they sell a 2000$ rack to you and have it sway side to side from even a slight push. A 3rd crossmember or just include the Rogue nameplate would've solved the problem and it wouldn't even cost them that much money. Plus the nameplate itself is a form of advertising for their brand. Boggles my mind.Originally Posted by Greybird2
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12-14-2018, 12:19 PM #154Registered User
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HeavyIron8, you have some really nice stuff! I would never have imagined green would be a great color for a rack...
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12-23-2018, 09:55 AM #155Registered User
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Hey guys something that's been bugging me. I noticed a tiny misalignment in my multigrip crossmember. There is a bit of evenness based on the hole count, probably about 1/4 inch. The rack is completely stable otherwise and there are no gaps between the connection point of any of my crossmembers and the rack itself. I made sure there is exactly 43 in of space between the uprights and made sure the vertical axis of the rack is aligned as well. I’m sure there is a minute difference in my alignment during installation that led to a tiny misalignment seen in the pic below. My question is could this affect the function of the rack in the future? It doesn’t feel like an issue to me and I’m tempted to just leave it the way it is, but I also wanted y'all's expert opinion. Please see the pictures below.
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12-23-2018, 10:56 AM #156Registered User
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Loosen all bolts are reset it properly. Tigthen the pullup bar bolts first.Originally Posted by HeavyIron8
Hey guys something that's been bugging me. I noticed a tiny misalignment in my multigrip crossmember. There is a bit of evenness based on the hole count, probably about 1/4 inch. The rack is completely stable otherwise and there are no gaps between the connection point of any of my crossmembers and the rack itself. I made sure there is exactly 43 in of space between the uprights and made sure the vertical axis of the rack is aligned as well. I’m sure there is a minute difference in my alignment during installation that led to a tiny misalignment seen in the pic below. My question is could this affect the function of the rack in the future? It doesn’t feel like an issue to me and I’m tempted to just leave it the way it is, but I also wanted y'all's expert opinion. Please see the pictures below.
Or do nothing, it's not going to change anything.▪█──█▪ Equipment Crew #61 ▪█──█▪
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12-23-2018, 10:56 AM #157Registered User
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OCD much? No that’s not a functional problem.Originally Posted by HeavyIron8
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12-23-2018, 11:16 AM #158Registered User
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Okay. I figured. Need to kick this OCD.
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