DAS Rollbar in 98 Cab. (pictures)
#16
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John - The rear mount screws directly into the pre-existing hole (threaded receiver) for the rear seat belts. You simply remove the rear seat belts and bolts and use their mounts for the roll bar. No cutting, drilling, or tapping required. Also, no nut is required on the rear mounts. VERY simple install. I have not removed the bar since I initially installed it. I would have if I weren't able to get the extra legroom I needed.
Greg - Good call on the bolts. I'm going to reverse them before I hit Sears Point on Saturday!
MC
Greg - Good call on the bolts. I'm going to reverse them before I hit Sears Point on Saturday!
MC
#19
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Camera mount and harness guides are an option from DAS. You can also buy the camera mount directly from I/O Port at <a href="http://www.ioportracing.com/video.htm" target="_blank">http://www.ioportracing.com/video.htm</a>
#24
Burning Brakes
You can see other pics of a coupe install at <a href="http://www.gagme.com/greg/911/hacks/rollbar.html" target="_blank">http://www.gagme.com/greg/911/hacks/rollbar.html</a> but this is in a 911SC, similar to the pic above. The 964 and 993 coupe bar mounts very differently. You can get some idea at <a href="http://www.das-sport.com/data/964bar.html" target="_blank">http://www.das-sport.com/data/964bar.html.</a> You can see the bar that mounts across the car just in front of the rear seats on top of the tunnel. This bar mounts to the front seat belt tensioner points. The roll bar otself then mounts to this bar and to the rear seatback pivot bolt points.
Rick
Rick