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The front bolts are very tricky to line up.I used a phillips screwdriver to line up the stainless plug to the bolt hole on the body.

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Use nylon ratchet strap

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I had to use a nylon ratchet strap to make the front legs narrow enough to fit into the car.

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I had to use a nylon ratchet strap to make the front legs narrow enough to fit into the car.

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I had to use a nylon ratchet strap to make the front legs narrow enough to fit into the car.

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The front bolts are very tricky to line up.I used a phillips screwdriver to line up the stainless plug to the bolt hole on the body.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Does anyone know where i can get a TSB for fitting the tequipment roll bar to a MY03 cab? Also a TSB for installing GT3 seats with a sixpoint harness. thanks Chucksta

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Chucksta here is a list of instructions that someone had sent me a while back. I ended up selling the rollbar and never installed so I don't have any hands on info. to add. Here ya go: Lance,It is involved.But not to hard. 1.Remove ground cable.(to avoid airbag warning light) 2.Remove front seats.4 bolts each (torx exterior size12) 3.Unhook power seat plug. 4.Remove rear seats(lowers are velcroed.backs are bolted w/17 mm bolts) 5. Remove rear seat belts if you want. 6.Remove front seat belt pivit bolts. 7.Place rollbar in car w/ 4 legs pointed toward engine.The main hoop should enter above the dash board.set the bar,s front legs into position.( the front legs bolt into the seat belt pivit points) 8.Pivit bar into upright position. 9.Bolt rear legs in to place. I had to use a nylon ratchet strap to make the front legs narrow enough to fit into the car. The rear legs i had to make wider with a car jack and a block of wood. The front bolts are very tricky to line up.I used a phillips screwdriver to line up the stainless plug to the bolt hole on the body. When you pivit the bar you will have to move the mirror to avoid getting hit w/ the bar. The bar will just clear the headliner.Be carefull not to damage headliner.(a little help from someone else to hold the headliner helps)

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