targagr

debating if i should try to do this myself..
thanks.

Tom W

The DAS bar install in a cabriolet is simple. You need be capable of drilling a few holes and tightening some bolts - something most folk can do.

993inNC

In a coupe it's not quite as easy, but if you're mechanically inclined its not hard, may need a second set of hands though. Mine needed a hint of ........persuasion come bolting the last rear leg

Edward

I've only had experience with the DAS Sport in my SC, and I knew someone who did a DAS Sport in his 993 ...both very easy, and nothing beyond common sense to install. No experience with any other make bar, though.

Edward

Bill Verburg

Das in a coupe is easy enough

Paul902

Das in the coupe is OK. Get an extra set of hands to help bringing the bar into the car, and to help "persuade" it to line up with the bolt holes. Also, you need to position the seat belt reels nearly exactly vertical to have them operate correctly.

Bradford

A couple hours and many swear words later, you will have it done.

CornerCarver

+1 and some bruised knuckles

JPS

Cab you can do with one person, coupe I would imagine you need to guide it and not trash your interior...

chris walrod

....and some ratchet straps

993inNC

And a small 2x4 and a wedge and a BIG hammer

Mark in Baltimore

Bottle jack.

trophy

I used one of the spreader clamps with the rubber feet. It helped protect the paint on the bar and made the install super simple...(DAS Sport Bar in Coupe)

Edward

Wow ...sounds like other bars needed some "convincing" ...guess I just got lucky as mine was straightforward. Two front seats out, bar in, bolt down. Life is good

Edward

DaveM993

Yes
No

...but doable