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| Posted: 06-01-2006 08:29 am |
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MBryga Member
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Anyone have any experience with the "M" style rollbars or the pair of style bars as seen on ebay (4644116606) recently? Attachment: StyleBars.jpg (Downloaded 160 times)
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| Posted: 06-01-2006 03:14 pm |
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Jensen Healey Super Moderator 
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The ad on Ebay states they are not for roll over protection. Why bother? If a Miata roll bar would fit the JH you could get a Hard Dog Deuce. At least it is a real roll bar http://www.teammiata.com/mall/hard-dog-deuce.htm Just be happy AutoPower still makes the JH roll bar! :^) Kurt
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| Posted: 06-02-2006 02:01 am |
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jcdean Member
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Kurt, Thanks for the mention of AutoPower. I have a rollbar in the car, but no way to attach a harness without modifying something. I was looking at a stick of pipe. They won't sell it in short lenghts and a full stick is 20' at $4.00 a foot. Called up AutoPower and they are making me a harness bar that I'll attach by welding in 4 "D" Tabs (also supplied by them) and custom end plugs for the bar itself. All I have to do is cut the bar to fit and tig it in. Total cost? $70.00 plus shipping or about the same cost as just the pipe here. So, once again: Thanks, Joey
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| Posted: 07-24-2006 07:52 pm |
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Joel Member
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post pics of your set up when you're done. i want to do a roll bar sometime soon and i like your idea of using it for the harness.
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