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Looks weird, probably a few pounds lighter.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi, I�m trying to decide between the BK1030 and BK1035 for my 03 996. I understand the 1035 is a truss style mount. But my question is what is the advantage of that style? Is it more easily installed/removed? Is it lighter? Is it stronger? Being able to easily remove the middle section is important to me, but it looks like you can do that on the 1030 also. Is that right? Thanks.

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I have the 1030 and yes, you can remove the middle section quite easily. I do that in the winter so I can put the rear seat backs up. I don't know the advantage of the 1035. Looks weird, probably a few pounds lighter.

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