hoop roll bars - got them
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hi folks,
just wanted to let you know I got my hoop style roll bars today - i'll get them installed and take pictures for everyone that asked about them on the last discussion.
cheers,
boris
just wanted to let you know I got my hoop style roll bars today - i'll get them installed and take pictures for everyone that asked about them on the last discussion.
cheers,
boris
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Boris - Is it similar to the ones that S Car Go makes on a custom order basis? or is it mass-produced? A rollbar is on my to-buy list, so I'd be interested in price, vendor, etc if you don't mind (or you can PM me).
Look forward to seeing the pics. Thanks.
Look forward to seeing the pics. Thanks.
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[quote]Originally posted by Brad '95 C4:
<strong> Notice how the rear strut follows headliner back toward rear window. I do not know of a bolt-in rollbar that does this. </strong><hr></blockquote>
Cool Brad, where do the rear points mount?
E. J.
<strong> Notice how the rear strut follows headliner back toward rear window. I do not know of a bolt-in rollbar that does this. </strong><hr></blockquote>
Cool Brad, where do the rear points mount?
E. J.
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I second that. His rollbar was beautiful. There was some custom welding involved to get the rollbar mounted properly. But the workmanship looked top notch.
I'm almost afraid to ask Brad how much it cost.
Jeff
I'm almost afraid to ask Brad how much it cost.
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Yep - that was a sweet roll bar (as roll bars go). I didn't have the gumption to ask him what it cost, other than to say "I bet that cost a lot more than a DAS bar." I believe the rear mounting points are in the back dash. Brad's car looked very set-up for the track in a very stylish way.
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Hey Guys-
Thanks for all the positive comments!
It is thanks to all you for posting all the great ideas!
Rear mounting points are plates welded just under the rear window--the very lower, outside portion of rear deck panel. The speaker panel is notched and fits like a glove around the tubing.
Regarding cost, let's just say I like my rollbar more than 2 DAS rollbars. Whenever I see mass produced rollbars, from the sideview of the car, you can always see the rear strut bars bisecting the side windows--maybe I'm just too picky!
Another reason I did it this way is that the horizontal harness brace is removable & rear struts are high enough that I can still fit a baby seat for my daughter. That is, after I install padding.
OK, now a little plug for John Holleran of Holleran Performance and Fabrication. He's in Pinole, CA just north of Berkeley. He worked for someone for over 10 years building/restoring pre-993 911's. Super honest guy who learned from his career machinist dad. John recently was working for S CAR GO but opened his own shop.
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I'll post some better pics this weekend.
Really enjoyed meeting some of you on the Bay Area drive and look forward to the next time!
Cheers, Brad
Thanks for all the positive comments!
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Rear mounting points are plates welded just under the rear window--the very lower, outside portion of rear deck panel. The speaker panel is notched and fits like a glove around the tubing.
Regarding cost, let's just say I like my rollbar more than 2 DAS rollbars. Whenever I see mass produced rollbars, from the sideview of the car, you can always see the rear strut bars bisecting the side windows--maybe I'm just too picky!
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OK, now a little plug for John Holleran of Holleran Performance and Fabrication. He's in Pinole, CA just north of Berkeley. He worked for someone for over 10 years building/restoring pre-993 911's. Super honest guy who learned from his career machinist dad. John recently was working for S CAR GO but opened his own shop.
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I'll post some better pics this weekend.
Really enjoyed meeting some of you on the Bay Area drive and look forward to the next time!
Cheers, Brad
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[quote]Originally posted by Brad '95 C4:
<strong>Rear mounting points are plates welded just under the rear window--the very lower, outside portion of rear deck panel. The speaker panel is notched and fits like a glove around the tubing.
Regarding cost, let's just say I like my rollbar more than 2 DAS rollbars. Whenever I see mass produced rollbars, from the sideview of the car, you can always see the rear strut bars bisecting the side windows--maybe I'm just too picky!</strong><hr></blockquote>
Cool Brad. So I assume you lost the rear speakers and teh rear bars go straight through the grills? Very cool.
I agree about the mass produced bars not fitting. I have the prototype OG Racing 993 bar in my car and it fits like a glove. They are now selling them to the public.
E. J.
<strong>Rear mounting points are plates welded just under the rear window--the very lower, outside portion of rear deck panel. The speaker panel is notched and fits like a glove around the tubing.
Regarding cost, let's just say I like my rollbar more than 2 DAS rollbars. Whenever I see mass produced rollbars, from the sideview of the car, you can always see the rear strut bars bisecting the side windows--maybe I'm just too picky!</strong><hr></blockquote>
Cool Brad. So I assume you lost the rear speakers and teh rear bars go straight through the grills? Very cool.
I agree about the mass produced bars not fitting. I have the prototype OG Racing 993 bar in my car and it fits like a glove. They are now selling them to the public.
E. J.
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E.J.-
Still have speakers working because rollbar is at the corner of the large panel which the speakers are mounted to. I'll take pics this weekend and post.
Do you have pics of your rollbar? I'd really like to see it!
Brad
Still have speakers working because rollbar is at the corner of the large panel which the speakers are mounted to. I'll take pics this weekend and post.
Do you have pics of your rollbar? I'd really like to see it!
Brad
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[quote]Originally posted by Brad '95 C4:
<strong>E.J.-
Still have speakers working because rollbar is at the corner of the large panel which the speakers are mounted to. I'll take pics this weekend and post.
Do you have pics of your rollbar? I'd really like to see it!
Brad</strong><hr></blockquote>
Brad, I uploaded a pic, its not the best one, but let me know if you want others and I can take some more. This one was taked with the seats out so you can see it pretty clearly.
<a href="http://pcarracing.homestead.com/files/temp/interior_1.jpg" target="_blank">Here</a> is the shot.
E. J.
<strong>E.J.-
Still have speakers working because rollbar is at the corner of the large panel which the speakers are mounted to. I'll take pics this weekend and post.
Do you have pics of your rollbar? I'd really like to see it!
Brad</strong><hr></blockquote>
Brad, I uploaded a pic, its not the best one, but let me know if you want others and I can take some more. This one was taked with the seats out so you can see it pretty clearly.
<a href="http://pcarracing.homestead.com/files/temp/interior_1.jpg" target="_blank">Here</a> is the shot.
E. J.