Will these bars require any drilling into the existing parallel bars?
1772667
Nope, they fit perfectly into the factory bars, which already have the holes with built-in bolts to receive them
1772668
No if you have a Pathfinder, the holes in the bars will align with the ones in your parallel bars.
1772669
No drilling is required. You simply use the hex screws and wrench provided in the set to attach them to the existing holes on the roof rails.
1772670
No, if you look at the existing bars you will see four pre-drilled and threaded holes. The two cross bars come with metric bolts that attach to the existing bars. The downside to this design is that the cross bars are not adjustable for various items you may want to mount. Hope this helps.John
1772671
No. The holes are already on the parallell bars. Comes with screws and Allen key. Install was a breeze.
1764220
As I recall these had a 3/8"-ish post - so I would bet money that they would. I have seen others around the town I live in installed on bull bars, push bars, straight to bumper installation -you name it. They come with a ridiculously long wire harness so you should be able to fish your wires through the bull bar without splicing too.
811350
There shouldn't be a problem. The unit hardware provided is adjustable. However, if you do not have crossbars installed on your vehicle you will need to provide these yourself.
184220
Yes. For my Odyessey all hardware needed was included. No drilling needed. I kept the bolts loose until all were in, then tightened them. No problems in the 6 months I've had it.
257477
Yes but I'm not sure if you will need the gutterless mounts but I know the size of the bar will fit.
1935181
They should work, I just put them on 5 x 10 with plenty of room to spare. One slick product and good customer support. They shipped the kit without the load bars, I called and they were Fed-Exed overnight.
1352757
No drilling was required to install the hitch on my 2011 Escape. You have to get on your back and pull the bolts through existing holes. I had it on in less than half an hour. Bill
185893
Not at all. Some people say they needed new flat head screws. I used my existing ones.
303992
Just at release the handle bar locking pin and you can turn it to be parallel. It's really not difficult to assemble but I do have a few years with these things. Take your time and you'll be fine. I'm available if you have any other questions.
334041
Yes... You will need a drill... I used one to get the alignment correct and bolt the rails on... Hope that helps
1678623
Yes they do if you need them. The supplied screws work fine if you can position the bar ends over studs but you absolutely will need something like the secure mount if you are over hollow walls.
342358
Yes. Just don't tightend the brackets put the bar in lightly tightend the bar with both screws. After that fully tightend the brackets then fully tightend the bar. Now it's time to get to work.
1603692
On the lower stationary rails, about one foot down you should find two holes. The rail brackets fit over the holes so that you can insert the pins. If you have the dip bars pictured, they should fit. Otherwise, I would give the total gym folks a call. Hope this helps!
453990
I don't see why not they bolt up to the stock hinges. If you don't use the original hinges You may need to either drill and tap some holes or use nuts and bolts to attach them.
2130001
well I would say no. I put the right side on in 10 min , on the left side I had to enlarge the holes a little bit to get it to fit right , it was not hard and was well worth it they are really nice looking bars and solid once on , so I would buy them again in a heart beat hope this helps , Todd
2054480
I can't say for sure, but they are pretty much a universal fit with a large enough expansion to fit various diameters of bars.
193128
Should work no problem but you need the rail inserts Ray mentioned. Cross bars warked great after I bought the inserts.