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Always thought those light bars on a convertible looked cool, picked this one up for a couple hundred bucks, took about 2 hours to install. Wasn't thrilled about drilling holes in my Mustang though.
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I've got two daughters who have to ride in the back a lot. How much does it affect rear seat access?
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08' Mustang GT, MT, stock 3.31 gears (for now), Steeda CAI, Brenspeed 91 tune, Flowmaster A/B, Pypes O/R H pipe, and more mods to come later
yes, purely an aesthetic mod. I use it to swing myself into the back seat and I'm 6-4". It won't drastically affect rear seat access. And it makes a huge improvement to the car's profile with the top down IMO. I've had mine for a couple of years now and my only long term review is a slight rubbing (shining the bar's finish) on the passenger side when the top it up.
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-2006 Mustang GT convertible: intake, tuner, straight pipes, rollbar, blackout panel, front lip, and 20" wheels
-2003 Hyundai Tiburon GT: Eaton supercharger, Cobra exchanger, I/H/E, Apexi AFC
-2009 Mazda 6 GT: tinted windows and front signals, AutoExe springs, and Rotora BBK.
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