Inspire FTX trainer and bench $100 cheaper than previous low price of $1299. I have this and love it. It does everything I need it to do.
Use the 100 you are saving to but the overpriced 5 lb add on plates that are made by inspire off brand doesn't work very well.
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You will need to purchase
a) A pair of the Weight Stack Upgrades - https://inspirefitness.com/product/weight-stack-upgrade/
b) A pair of the Selector Stem Assemblies (part #10 for FT1)
c) A pair of replacement cables for the FT1
Once you have them,
- add the weights to the existing stacks which increases each one from 15 plates (150 lbs) to 20 plates (200 lbs)
- replace the FTX selector stem assemblies with the ones from FT1 (each weighs 15 lbs, which brings the total stack weight to 215 lbs)
- replace the FTX cables with the ones from FT1
The FT1 stems are longer to accommodate the extra five weight plates, and have corresponding selector pin holes. I read on other forums that people modified the FTX selector stems by removing the rod and having longer stem welded/fabricated in its place.
The FT1 cables are shorter to compensate for the longer stems. Again, people were able to shorten the existing FTX cables as it needs to be done only at one end. But YMMV.
You will need to purchase
a) A pair of the Weight Stack Upgrades - https://inspirefitness.
b) A pair of the Selector Stem Assemblies (part #10 for FT1)
c) A pair of replacement cables for the FT1
Once you have them,
- add the weights to the existing stacks which increases each one from 15 plates (150 lbs) to 20 plates (200 lbs)
- replace the FTX selector stem assemblies with the ones from FT1 (each weighs 15 lbs, which brings the total stack weight to 215 lbs)
- replace the FTX cables with the ones from FT1
The FT1 stems are longer to accommodate the extra five weight plates, and have corresponding selector pin holes. I read on other forums that people modified the FTX selector stems by removing the rod and having longer stem welded/fabricated in its place.
The FT1 cables are shorter to compensate for the longer stems. Again, people were able to shorten the existing FTX cables as it needs to be done only at one end. But YMMV.
You will need to purchase
a) A pair of the Weight Stack Upgrades - https://inspirefitness.
b) A pair of the Selector Stem Assemblies (part #10 for FT1)
c) A pair of replacement cables for the FT1
Once you have them,
- add the weights to the existing stacks which increases each one from 15 plates (150 lbs) to 20 plates (200 lbs)
- replace the FTX selector stem assemblies with the ones from FT1 (each weighs 15 lbs, which brings the total stack weight to 215 lbs)
- replace the FTX cables with the ones from FT1
The FT1 stems are longer to accommodate the extra five weight plates, and have corresponding selector pin holes. I read on other forums that people modified the FTX selector stems by removing the rod and having longer stem welded/fabricated in its place.
The FT1 cables are shorter to compensate for the longer stems. Again, people were able to shorten the existing FTX cables as it needs to be done only at one end. But YMMV.
Where are you ordering parts from? Do I have to call/email to order?
https://inspirefitness.
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