jtpappy
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I don't know where to start other than WOW! Miles Flight (Owner) has out done himself! After a good solid month of researching tractions bar, and ladder bars I decided to drop some change on his single tube kit, and I am glad I did. I most likely wouldn't go with a different company if funds allowed me to. Behind every good review there’s a story. It started on Thursday after work and a 12-hour drive to Michigan from Maryland. I knew I was going be cursing right by his place on the way up and back. So I thought it was a good time to save on some shipping and get to see where the magic happens. I called on the road and he luckily picked up and was more than willing to work with me and build me a kit on last notice. I hopped out of the truck on the interstate measured the U-bolts, and sent the money. 3 days to build my kit, and get powder coated. BEST customer service I have ever experienced from a company let alone a one-man operation. Going out of his way and taking time from hanging with the wife to build me the best set of bars on the market IMO. So the waiting game started and on Friday he sent me this epic picture.
The only thing I was worried about was the weld quality but he assured me there were no butt joints in his operation. Every intersecting piece of steel is notched together on a laser cuter then welded. After I heard this I new I had nothing but the best coming to me. Fast forwarding to Sunday I planed to be at his house around 1 p.m. but ended up getting there at 11 a.m. heavy foot I guess.
I was able to pick the brackets, U-bolts, bushings, and hardware. The bars where still at powder coating 30 minutes away! While I was there I was able to snap a few pictures of some out going kits.
I had to pick up the bars at the powder coater personally just because I was little early.
On the way back home after picking up everything, Miles and Rh at Capital Powder Coating told me I had to stop at Summit Racing and I am glad they talked me into it!
After a 14 hour ride that normally takes 9 hours I got home around 8 and I unpackaged everything and mocked it all together in the living room hahah.
Next day I mounted everything up, drilled the holes and put it all together. I love the design of a U-bolt flip.
Just waiting on the name plates from the laser cutter and we’ll be in business.
The only thing I was worried about was the weld quality but he assured me there were no butt joints in his operation. Every intersecting piece of steel is notched together on a laser cuter then welded. After I heard this I new I had nothing but the best coming to me. Fast forwarding to Sunday I planed to be at his house around 1 p.m. but ended up getting there at 11 a.m. heavy foot I guess.
I was able to pick the brackets, U-bolts, bushings, and hardware. The bars where still at powder coating 30 minutes away! While I was there I was able to snap a few pictures of some out going kits.
I had to pick up the bars at the powder coater personally just because I was little early.
On the way back home after picking up everything, Miles and Rh at Capital Powder Coating told me I had to stop at Summit Racing and I am glad they talked me into it!
After a 14 hour ride that normally takes 9 hours I got home around 8 and I unpackaged everything and mocked it all together in the living room hahah.
Next day I mounted everything up, drilled the holes and put it all together. I love the design of a U-bolt flip.
Just waiting on the name plates from the laser cutter and we’ll be in business.
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