Rollbar install shop recommendation?
#1
Rollbar install shop recommendation?
Hey folks,
Hoping to get a roll bar installed sometime in the coming year in preparation for taking the S out to HPR. I’ve read some guides online but not sure that I trust myself with the install of something as important as a roll bar. Anyone have any recommended shops in the Rocky Mountain area that would have experience doing this? I’m in Denver metro, south of downtown about 30m. Thanks in advance!
Hoping to get a roll bar installed sometime in the coming year in preparation for taking the S out to HPR. I’ve read some guides online but not sure that I trust myself with the install of something as important as a roll bar. Anyone have any recommended shops in the Rocky Mountain area that would have experience doing this? I’m in Denver metro, south of downtown about 30m. Thanks in advance!
#3
I don't have any recommendations but will note that the factory roll hoops are considered adequate rollover protection at HPR. Lots of us run with just those.
If you want added protection, I won't try to discourage you from installing a roll bar. I have considered it since I wouldn't pass a broomstick test if that was required.
If you want added protection, I won't try to discourage you from installing a roll bar. I have considered it since I wouldn't pass a broomstick test if that was required.
#4
I don't have any recommendations but will note that the factory roll hoops are considered adequate rollover protection at HPR. Lots of us run with just those.
If you want added protection, I won't try to discourage you from installing a roll bar. I have considered it since I wouldn't pass a broomstick test if that was required.
If you want added protection, I won't try to discourage you from installing a roll bar. I have considered it since I wouldn't pass a broomstick test if that was required.
I don't have any recommendations either, but will say that it's not an especially difficult job, but it's tedious to take the interior out and you'll want a helper when you align the roll bar in the car to ensure it clears the top. Also, think about whether you want to trim the plastic interior pieces to fit around the bar. That took me as much time as the rest of the project altogether. But again, no special skills required, just patience There are many good write ups with pictures elsewhere on this site if you decide to do it yourself.
#5
I don't have any recommendations but will note that the factory roll hoops are considered adequate rollover protection at HPR. Lots of us run with just those.
If you want added protection, I won't try to discourage you from installing a roll bar. I have considered it since I wouldn't pass a broomstick test if that was required.
If you want added protection, I won't try to discourage you from installing a roll bar. I have considered it since I wouldn't pass a broomstick test if that was required.
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