Hey, Lou, thanks for the input. I figured the distance was the same between the holes, but someone over on FT86 forum reported the hitch bar will contact the bumper on the Gen 2s, as he had transferred his over from his Gen 1 car. He simply added some spacers to move it out farther and it still worked fine. I reached out to Slambert just to let them know about that guy's experience, and they indicated that they are indeed working on a version for the Gen 2. Probably only involves slightly longer threaded bars I suppose. I'm not sure if that would actually maintain the strength of the platform better than just adding spacers to the existing bars, or if Slambert figures he'll save people the trouble of figuring out how to add spacers, or what, but in any case, I got it from the horse's mouth that there is a new version in the works.
The seasuckers are an innovative solution for sure, and I would consider using them, just not on this car. Also, I prefer to carry bike either inside the car if there's room, or on rear bumper if not. Where I live up on the northern Plains, the bug strikes accumulate on roof-mounted bikes to the point that the handlebar controls can become a real sticky mess if you're on a longer trip.
Anyways, bottom line is I'm glad there is such a good alternative solution such as the Twin Hitch.
Lastly, you are fortunate to live close enough to a track you can take your track bike to. What part of Canada do you live in?
