Hard Dog
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Thanks Sean, ill keep that in mind.
I do plan on tracking the car which is why i am researching this bar. I will probably end up going with just the removable diagonal. Sense i plan on using oem seats and belts i will not need the removable harness bar.
Thanks everyone for the help i think i finally have all the information i need to make my decision, now i just need the money lol
I do plan on tracking the car which is why i am researching this bar. I will probably end up going with just the removable diagonal. Sense i plan on using oem seats and belts i will not need the removable harness bar.
Thanks everyone for the help i think i finally have all the information i need to make my decision, now i just need the money lol
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I'm tall too, so I went with the single bend double diagonal bar that sits a bit further back on the ledge. It does interfere with the bulkhead because of this.
Only pic I've found that shows the difference...
Only pic I've found that shows the difference...
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I am 5'10" and i rather not cut anything so i am planning on going with the double. This way i will only have to make the cut on each rear wheel well. Everything else that would normally be cut to fit back in will be left out.
I did read somewhere that it is possible to lower your OEM seats an inch or so without buying different rails... but i am not 100% on that.
I did read somewhere that it is possible to lower your OEM seats an inch or so without buying different rails... but i am not 100% on that.
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Originally Posted by bnag0,Jan 7 2011, 10:46 AM
Not sure what this means?
Step 6 is denting the pan to lower it. I didn't want to go that route.
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=50658
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I hate to say it but even though the hard dog looks very well made and structural it is just ugly the way everything has to be gutted and there is no cover plate available
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Agreed. It's function over form to a degree.
I'm planning on deleting the console compartments, but building carpeted panels with jute or dynamat underneath to give it a finished look.
I'm planning on deleting the console compartments, but building carpeted panels with jute or dynamat underneath to give it a finished look.
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