Convertible styling bar
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#15
Thanks so much. We were able to install it pretty easily without removing anything other that the top panel. We didn't however drill the two small holes, just used the seatbelt and the other larger bolt for securing the bracket. We may end up going back and using the other holes as well, but the bar is definitely secure as it is. Pulled on it and everything.
#16
Thanks so much. We were able to install it pretty easily without removing anything other that the top panel. We didn't however drill the two small holes, just used the seatbelt and the other larger bolt for securing the bracket. We may end up going back and using the other holes as well, but the bar is definitely secure as it is. Pulled on it and everything.
#17
You will have to do drilling either way you go. We used an 1.5" hole saw for the top panels. Very easy to do though. The two top bolts will hold it in place, but there is some play in it if you pull on it. We'll go in this weekend and drill the smaller two holes just to make it completely stable.
#18
You will have to do drilling either way you go. We used an 1.5" hole saw for the top panels. Very easy to do though. The two top bolts will hold it in place, but there is some play in it if you pull on it. We'll go in this weekend and drill the smaller two holes just to make it completely stable.
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