Elda Bar Install
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Lou,
I highly recommend the Hard Dog padding. It works with the soft top cause it's thick in front and thin on the sides and it's pre-formed to fit perfectly--and it should work great with your Elda bar. That's what I have and I'm very happy with the fit and finish.
I highly recommend the Hard Dog padding. It works with the soft top cause it's thick in front and thin on the sides and it's pre-formed to fit perfectly--and it should work great with your Elda bar. That's what I have and I'm very happy with the fit and finish.
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From: Mish-she-gan
Originally Posted by gfacter,Sep 10 2008, 04:42 PM
Hey Dave sold the vette, leased a 08 S2000 and built a Spec Miata.
It was quite a change.
It was quite a change.
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.ph...&f=11&t=598929
I wish Honda would finance an S2000 series; hell, they've sold over 100,000 now world wide and 2/3rd's are in the US.
As for Vettes, I sold the really good one........... bought a '63 when I got out of college. Sting Ray was two words then. Truth be known, I enjoyed my '63 Triumph Spitefire more.
Go figure.
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From: The Blue Ridge
Originally Posted by robrob,Sep 10 2008, 11:02 PM
Lou,
I highly recommend the Hard Dog padding. It works with the soft top cause it's thick in front and thin on the sides and it's pre-formed to fit perfectly--and it should work great with your Elda bar. That's what I have and I'm very happy with the fit and finish.
I highly recommend the Hard Dog padding. It works with the soft top cause it's thick in front and thin on the sides and it's pre-formed to fit perfectly--and it should work great with your Elda bar. That's what I have and I'm very happy with the fit and finish.
That is what I just ordered. THX
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BSCI, the roll bar padding company that hard dog uses also makes a dual density roll bar pad. It supposed to be soft on the outside and harder on the inside. It doesn't look like hard dog offers this type of pad but you can buy it online. Has anyone used this type of pad? The dense pad sold by HD is great and all but its hard as hell and in a street driven car (like mine) I don't relish the idea of hitting it with my head sans helmet.
http://rollbarpadding.com/prod_DualDurometer.html
-Matt
http://rollbarpadding.com/prod_DualDurometer.html
-Matt
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From: Mish-she-gan
Originally Posted by dc_s2k,Sep 12 2008, 09:36 AM
BSCI, the roll bar padding company that hard dog uses also makes a dual density roll bar pad. It supposed to be soft on the outside and harder on the inside. It doesn't look like hard dog offers this type of pad but you can buy it online. Has anyone used this type of pad? The dense pad sold by HD is great and all but its hard as hell and in a street driven car (like mine) I don't relish the idea of hitting it with my head sans helmet.
http://rollbarpadding.com/prod_DualDurometer.html
-Matt
http://rollbarpadding.com/prod_DualDurometer.html
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From: High Knob Mountain
Originally Posted by dlq04,Sep 10 2008, 10:24 PM
Good for you. Are you going to follow the footsteps of my "grass roots" hero?
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From: The Blue Ridge
Originally Posted by gfacter,Sep 12 2008, 03:53 PM
Probably not, one needs money and talent for that, I am lacking both.
Not to mention you are single 
Go for it
What better way to hook up with hot chicks? 
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