Anyone with a Harddog roll bar with stock hoops/interior
04-17-2012, 04:41 PM
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[attachment=19326:tn_gallery_88827_29757_5389437884 a88878f5baa4.jpg]Hard Dog w/ removable diagonal bar...also has removable harness bar (not shown in this pic) Fitment is TIGHT but works. Stock roll hoops and all trim retained. Not an easy project, Takes quite a bit of time...extra care needed when cutting stock trim around bar. Cusco bar/cage not approved by SCCA.[attachment=19325:tn_gallery_88827_29757_2111686042 4a8887e98b034.jpg]
04-17-2012, 05:19 PM
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[attachment=19326:tn_gallery_88827_29757_5389437884 a88878f5baa4.jpg]Hard Dog w/ removable diagonal bar...also has removable harness bar (not shown in this pic) Fitment is TIGHT but works. Stock roll hoops and all trim retained. Not an easy project, Takes quite a bit of time...extra care needed when cutting stock trim around bar. Cusco bar/cage not approved by SCCA.[attachment=19325:tn_gallery_88827_29757_2111686042 4a8887e98b034.jpg]
Can you install the roll bar then trim the plastics at a later time?
Looks good
04-17-2012, 06:46 PM
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It is my car...will get some close ups of trim around hoops for you. Yes, you can install Roll Bar and then trim plastic around. I used one of the small grinding tools on a Dremel...it cuts through the plastic really well.
But you have to be very careful here...cut small sections at a time. Once you cut too much....its toast. Allow plenty of time for the project. Its worth it.
But you have to be very careful here...cut small sections at a time. Once you cut too much....its toast. Allow plenty of time for the project. Its worth it.
04-17-2012, 11:01 PM
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It is my car...will get some close ups of trim around hoops for you. Yes, you can install Roll Bar and then trim plastic around. I used one of the small grinding tools on a Dremel...it cuts through the plastic really well.
But you have to be very careful here...cut small sections at a time. Once you cut too much....its toast. Allow plenty of time for the project. Its worth it.
But you have to be very careful here...cut small sections at a time. Once you cut too much....its toast. Allow plenty of time for the project. Its worth it.
What setup do you have?
