Cheap alternative to LG Harness bar?
06-18-2007, 01:28 AM
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You are looking for a replacement, like a bolt in bar that goes horizontally behind the seats? If so, it would be nice if someone made it so I wont have to fab it myself. Are unassembleable roll cages against racing rules (between different org's)?
06-18-2007, 08:38 PM
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R U guys sure they don't make them anymore? I got one last year, even though it was off ther website. Have you called them to make sure?
That said I actually hesitate to send them business. I wanted a black bar. They only had red. So they quickly (and poorly) spraypainted a red bar and sent it to me.
The bigger deal was they charged me $50 for a crotch bar. It was just a piece of square stock, with a whole drilled in the middle. And the quicky blk spray paint job. And it didn't even fit!!! I sent it back, they promised to refund my $, but that never happened. Still no credit on my card...despite multiple phone calls and several months.
That said I actually hesitate to send them business. I wanted a black bar. They only had red. So they quickly (and poorly) spraypainted a red bar and sent it to me.
The bigger deal was they charged me $50 for a crotch bar. It was just a piece of square stock, with a whole drilled in the middle. And the quicky blk spray paint job. And it didn't even fit!!! I sent it back, they promised to refund my $, but that never happened. Still no credit on my card...despite multiple phone calls and several months.
06-19-2007, 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by subtlez28
R U guys sure they don't make them anymore? I got one last year, even though it was off ther website. Have you called them to make sure?
That said I actually hesitate to send them business. I wanted a black bar. They only had red. So they quickly (and poorly) spraypainted a red bar and sent it to me.
The bigger deal was they charged me $50 for a crotch bar. It was just a piece of square stock, with a whole drilled in the middle. And the quicky blk spray paint job. And it didn't even fit!!! I sent it back, they promised to refund my $, but that never happened. Still no credit on my card...despite multiple phone calls and several months.
That said I actually hesitate to send them business. I wanted a black bar. They only had red. So they quickly (and poorly) spraypainted a red bar and sent it to me.
The bigger deal was they charged me $50 for a crotch bar. It was just a piece of square stock, with a whole drilled in the middle. And the quicky blk spray paint job. And it didn't even fit!!! I sent it back, they promised to refund my $, but that never happened. Still no credit on my card...despite multiple phone calls and several months.
Yikes.
I dont think mods would appreciate this though. LOL
06-19-2007, 04:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Specialized
Yikes.
I dont think mods would appreciate this though. LOL
I dont think mods would appreciate this though. LOL
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06-19-2007, 10:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Shockwave179
Just because someone pays to be a sponser doesn't mean people can't talk about bad customer service/experiences or at least thats how I feel..
I'm not bashing...just letting you know my true personal experience.
07-18-2007, 06:23 PM
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I hear Lou can be a real *******...ever watch him on that speed show? Hes just yelling and telling everyone"Im famous and a race car driver no one can tell me what to do "
07-18-2007, 06:28 PM
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Don't mistake "*******" with "high expectations".
Lou is a driven man. He is highly motivated and will tolerate nothing less from his crew. It IS the reason he has been so successful for 30+ years in both racing and in teh speed shop business.
I'm not being an LG cheerleader. I haven't spoken with those guys in a long long time. But something I came away from LGM with was a strong sense of dedication and a profound attention to detail.
Lou is a driven man. He is highly motivated and will tolerate nothing less from his crew. It IS the reason he has been so successful for 30+ years in both racing and in teh speed shop business.
I'm not being an LG cheerleader. I haven't spoken with those guys in a long long time. But something I came away from LGM with was a strong sense of dedication and a profound attention to detail.
07-20-2007, 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Shockwave179
It was on speed channel, the name escapes me though.
I'd say a cheap alternative would be to make your own. Just how you want it. Maybe make a few more and sell them. It might pay for itself.
07-23-2007, 11:19 AM
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ah....Remember how Lou's car ended up?...hmmmm.
Sometimes fame doesn't always ensure you are "inspecting what you expect"...
They do good work and people pay for it - fame that is.
Andy Pilgrim loves him....
Sometimes fame doesn't always ensure you are "inspecting what you expect"...
They do good work and people pay for it - fame that is.
Andy Pilgrim loves him....
11-02-2007, 07:31 PM
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That guy couldn't drive a nail.Hopefully they will be at Le Mans this year.
