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FAQS
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What is the difference between the original RBS and the current?
The main difference between the original RBS and the current is where they mount to the rack. The original mounts to the rear of the uprights and the current RBS mounts to the inside of the uprights. This change makes it more compatible with future attachments without compromising stability.
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Can you use the RBS with the Ares?
No, this is not compatible with the Ares Cable Attachment.
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What is the benefit of the RBS?
The Rear Base Stabilizer adds stability and function to your rack. It is a required anchor point for the Lat and Low Row Attachment for racks of all depths and it increases stability of a power rack by minimizing lateral movement.
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Can you use the RBS in conjunction with the Athena Side-Mount Functional Trainer?
Although the Athena Side-Mount Functional Trainer does not require the use of a RBS, the new design of the RBS is compatible with the Athena Side-Mount Functional Trainer (single side or dual side). Note: The original RBS is not compatible with the Athena Side-Mount Functional Trainer (single side or dual side).
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What does this add to the footprint of my rack?
The RBS adds 9.5” to the depth of a four-post rack. It does not add any depth to a six-post rack when mounted on the center uprights.
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Does the RBS remove the need to bolt down PR-4000 or PR-5000 racks other than just the 41” depth size?
We only recommend this for the 41” depth crossmembers because shorter crossmembers don’t allow as much distance between the uprights, which reduces stability within the rack. Therefore, we recommend bolting down racks of other sizes, even with the RBS.
That being said, if you use the Iso Arms, Spotter Arms, or Globe Pull-Up Bar, you do want to bolt your rack down (even the 41” crossmembers with the Rear Base Stabilizer). With those attachments, you need to add Front Foot Extensions to keep the rack stable.