Spirit II E-210 uses three bars about 15.3” / 15-1/4” (Weber porcelain set 67045). Original front-control Spirit 200 stainless bars are the same length and count — that is why a verified 15.3” three-bar listing can serve both, if the photo is 200-series width, not Genesis 17”.
A five-bar 310 kit leaves two bars stacked or hanging. Genesis II 66795 is too long.
Procedure
- Cold. Two grates off. Count three bars over two tubes.
- Measure end-to-end. Write 15.3” vs 21.5” (side-knob Spirit) vs Genesis 17”.
- Compare the verified 15.3” three-bar listing. If the product photo is five bars, skip it.
- Gloves. Lift old bars. Scrape the notches level so new bars sit, not rock.
- Set peaks over the two GS4 tubes. From the front you should not see a port row in a valley.
- Grates on. Preheat. Shift any gap before a fatty cook.
- If tubes already show daylight, stop stacking bars on lace: II E-210 tubes.
FAQ
Are Spirit II E-210 flavorizers the same as original Spirit E-210?
Length and count match the 15.3” three-bar 200-series class (2013+ front control). Porcelain OEM on many II carts is 67045. Measure notches; do not mix a 310 five-pack.
Can I use Genesis II bars in a Spirit II E-210?
No. Genesis II 300 bars are ~17.1” (66032 / 66795). They will not sit in Spirit notches.
Related: original E-210 bars, finder.
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