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YOUR RESEARCHDell, did you catch air at Shenandoah?
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I've seen an independant shop set off the rollbars.
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HMMMMM. I am thinking the dealer would have to do that. Somebody posted this in a thread recently. I thought it was here. Standby and let me see if I can find it............
Couldn't find it. Maybe it was over at Renntech.org
try posting there. Loren has more answers than Encyclopedia Britanica!
Let me know what you find out. It would be nice to have them in the up position. Kinda like proactive safety!
Here is the original Thread with the answer in post #19. Looks like it is on a different page depending on your model year.
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...ight=roll+bars
1) find a REALLY big hill
2) build a ramp, preferably out of steel, although plywood and lumber might work too....
3) drive down hill at ramp as fast as you can
4) enjoy the rollbars popping
5) brace for impact
6) realize it was a bad idea
7) exit vehicle, hunt Brett down for his stupid suggestion.
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I've seen an independant shop set off the rollbars. I thought they controlled it via computer. Can't remember how they were retracted. Given the .000??? seconds they take to deploy, I'm not sure of the advantage of setting them off before hand.
Nice one TD!