Hard Dog roll bar
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I just got my delivered. Thankgiving project for me.. Forgot it did not list on their web page. You have to call them.
I just got my delivered. Thankgiving project for me.. Forgot it did not list on their web page. You have to call them.
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From: San Diego, CA
Originally Posted by robrob,Nov 11 2007, 06:25 PM
The bar fits fine with a hard top.
You can keep the stock roll hoops but you'll have to trim the hoop's plastic outer shell.
If you're willing to lose the center console they'll put the harness bar lower--when I ordered mine they asked where I wanted it.
I got the welded in harness bar. It's the same size tubing as the rest of the bar and looks much better than the square, removable bar.
The install isn't easy but I was able to do it alone. I spent one afternoon removing the interior trim and then installed the bar the next day. I didn't re-install my plastic interior pieces--I didn't want to cut them.
I'm very happy with the fit-and-finish of the Hard Dog bar and they shipped it when they said they would.
Rob
You can keep the stock roll hoops but you'll have to trim the hoop's plastic outer shell.
If you're willing to lose the center console they'll put the harness bar lower--when I ordered mine they asked where I wanted it.
I got the welded in harness bar. It's the same size tubing as the rest of the bar and looks much better than the square, removable bar.
The install isn't easy but I was able to do it alone. I spent one afternoon removing the interior trim and then installed the bar the next day. I didn't re-install my plastic interior pieces--I didn't want to cut them.
I'm very happy with the fit-and-finish of the Hard Dog bar and they shipped it when they said they would.
Rob
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From: Farmingdale, NJ
Originally Posted by nichigo,Nov 12 2007, 12:12 PM
where do you have to trim the plastic?
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From: Pawtucket, RI
I installed the Hard Dog bar in ~March or so. Nice fitment! Very tight, but no problems with interference.
You have to trim the roll hoop plastic covers where the diagonal goes back and down, and the two pieces on either side of the rear parcel tray, and the plastic parts just behind the doors. IIRC...
Anyway, really pleased with the bar. Couldn't believe it, but I actually pass the 2" rule, despite the too-high S2k seats. I've seen pics where it's not even close, but I'm a fairly slim build and 5'10", no problemo.
I ordered the bar, they said 3 weeks, I got it within 3 weeks. Un-fricking-heard-of. Really good guys to deal with.
You have to trim the roll hoop plastic covers where the diagonal goes back and down, and the two pieces on either side of the rear parcel tray, and the plastic parts just behind the doors. IIRC...
Anyway, really pleased with the bar. Couldn't believe it, but I actually pass the 2" rule, despite the too-high S2k seats. I've seen pics where it's not even close, but I'm a fairly slim build and 5'10", no problemo.
I ordered the bar, they said 3 weeks, I got it within 3 weeks. Un-fricking-heard-of. Really good guys to deal with.
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From: Dirty Dena
Originally Posted by Davidss,Nov 13 2007, 02:05 PM
Pricing:
Bolt in bar with no diagonal or harness bar - $500
Add bolt in diagonal bar - $50
Add bolt in harness bar - $50
Add weld in diagonal bar - $150
Add weld in harness bar - $100
Bolt in bar with no diagonal or harness bar - $500
Add bolt in diagonal bar - $50
Add bolt in harness bar - $50
Add weld in diagonal bar - $150
Add weld in harness bar - $100
Bolt in bar w/ nothing= $500
+weld in diagonal bar= $50
+weld in harness bar= $50
+bolt in diagonal bar= $150
+bolt in harness bar= $100