Hey folks. How have ppl done with the carpet where the bar and coilovers are installed? Car soon to be ready Regards // Norbert
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YOUR RESEARCHCarpet in the rear + Install of Rollbar
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Got any pics? I know you have a camera!
Hah...pictures will be posten when the car is done, patience! Anyone here with a rollbar that can answer my question, come on!
My harness bar, I cut slits in it. When I went to the tequipment rollbar, it didn't interfere. When I went to the cage, I had to cut big holes for the bars.
As John said, you have to cut the carpet.
Yes but with the DAS bar it not so easy to cut it, they have a diagonal bar between the towers that are sittig super low..
No one has a qlue to the problem Rickard is asking?
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