Is there aBolt In Roll Bar with removable cross brace?????

[GLASEM]

Been looking at Das Sport bolt in roll bars but it appears a pain to keep taking in and out so the rear passenger area can be used when not at a DE.

Does anyone make a bolt in roll bar........that the main hoop can be left in place....but remove the diagonal and harness bar so the rear passenger area can be used?

[tobluforu]

Auto power.

[drcoastline]

Originally Posted by tobluforu

auto power.

+1

[Slider79SC]

Check Safety Devices. Mine fits very well in the car. However, I have the fixed cross brace.

[Plavan]

Depending on what you want to do (Race, DE etc) make sure they have the correct specs. I heard that some people had problems with Safety Devices cages not passing SCCA tech.
YMMV

[GLASEM]

Its for PCA DE use only.
Cross brace will be removed for street use

[aigel]

Safety Devices. Their stuff is expensive but they are the best IMHO. They tie into the body better and with proper weld in bolt plates.

G

Roll Bar, 911 Coupe -1989 PCA Legal-Stable Energies

[Slider79SC]

Safety Devices Install - with removable seat back cross brace.

I thought my croos brace was a welded in piece but I am a moron today..... Too dang cold here to think straight

To get everything properly lined up you do have to put the cage in and out several times if you want a real nice fit.

I installed mine without the floor ("frame rail") plates first and marked all the holes to be drilled.

I then drilled the "rails" for the plates, set them in place and re-installed the cage. I then bolted the plates to the cage floor plates and tack welded each plate on four corners to the frame "rails".

This insured that the cage was exactly where I wanted it to be. I then removed the cage and did all the final welding. After that it was time to put the cage in for the last time and leave it.....

[Slider79SC]

Plates welded and sealed:




Here are the pics of how tight this fits in the car: