roll bar
Originally posted by white_n_slow
well what exactly needs to be removed?--assuming you want to keep as much interior as possible.
well what exactly needs to be removed?--assuming you want to keep as much interior as possible.
precise cutting and fitting skills you CAN keep everything.. but as i stated.. i wish you luck.. lol
Originally posted by vtecfed
does anyone have pics of an autopower in there hb with the back seats in it
does anyone have pics of an autopower in there hb with the back seats in it
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Originally posted by oc_civic
precise cutting and fitting skills you CAN keep everything.. but as i stated.. i wish you luck.. lol
precise cutting and fitting skills you CAN keep everything.. but as i stated.. i wish you luck.. lol
Originally posted by white_n_slow
well if youre careful, do you think it would be a dremel job? Or would it have to be done professionally?
well if youre careful, do you think it would be a dremel job? Or would it have to be done professionally?
we are pretty decent with a dremel.. but the problem is the interior is SO tight... so its VERY difficult to get it in WITH the interior.. i cant tell you how hard it will be for you, all i can tell you is the dremel is one of my fav tools.. and my interior is laying in a store room in a big pile.. draw your own conclusion...
basicly.. IMHO it is NOT worth putting in a cage AND interior.. its SUCH a pain in the ass..
Originally posted by oc_civic
we are pretty decent with a dremel.. but the problem is the interior is SO tight... so its VERY difficult to get it in WITH the interior.. i cant tell you how hard it will be for you, all i can tell you is the dremel is one of my fav tools.. and my interior is laying in a store room in a big pile.. draw your own conclusion...
basicly.. IMHO it is NOT worth putting in a cage AND interior.. its SUCH a pain in the ass..
we are pretty decent with a dremel.. but the problem is the interior is SO tight... so its VERY difficult to get it in WITH the interior.. i cant tell you how hard it will be for you, all i can tell you is the dremel is one of my fav tools.. and my interior is laying in a store room in a big pile.. draw your own conclusion...
basicly.. IMHO it is NOT worth putting in a cage AND interior.. its SUCH a pain in the ass..
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This installation on a m3 gives a good explanation of what to expect.
http://www.ioportracing.com/instruct...m3-rollbar.htm
I like this one due to the removable cross-menber and seat belt harness bar. This is what i'm putting in my civic. First taking it to an upolstery shop to get padding and a custom cover made.
http://www.ioportracing.com/instruct...m3-rollbar.htm
I like this one due to the removable cross-menber and seat belt harness bar. This is what i'm putting in my civic. First taking it to an upolstery shop to get padding and a custom cover made.


