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TC Kline rollbars will be available soon. Keep an eye out hint for anyone interested.Current: 1988 M3 - Henna/Black black alcantara
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Originally posted by JeST View PostTC Kline rollbars will be available soon. Keep an eye out hint for anyone interested.S50'd
Originally posted by TDE30What is this faggy shit I have happened upon?Originally posted by slammin.e28I can always live in a M3. Can't M3 a house.
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Originally posted by JeST View PostTC Kline rollbars will be available soon. Keep an eye out hint for anyone interested.
I got a wicked deal on mine, but if I were to do it again I'd seriously consider the Kirk bar since it's half the price of a new TCK.
I think the VSR uses TCK's jigs, that's the rumor I've heard in the past.
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Originally posted by Bimmerman325i View PostTwo bolt-in options that are worth your money:
VSR ($$$, best fitment)
Kirk ($$, not as good fitment and heavier)
I'm curious to look at a VSR bar now to see how fitment of that is.
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Originally posted by M-technik-3 View PostI have a Safety Devices 6 point FS if interested but shipping would be pricey
I haven't been super impressed by the fit/finish of the bars I've seen here in the US, including Autopower and Kirk. The VSR looked interesting, but there were some weird design choices (curved backstays!?!?). I haven't seen TC Kline in an E30, but their other bars look pretty good.sigpic
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With the harness provision, the Kirk bar came out about the same as the VSR (pricewise). I ordered the VSR last week. Mario at VSR asked me to take a few measurements to get the harness bar in the right position. I like that, as a nice angle for my harness is a primary concern. I'll post some pics/review when I have a chance.S50'd
Originally posted by TDE30What is this faggy shit I have happened upon?Originally posted by slammin.e28I can always live in a M3. Can't M3 a house.
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Originally posted by Jafxod View PostDo you have any more info on how to fit a roll bar while retaining rear seats. I would like to do the same. Do you have to cut the seat?
Looking at the photo I don't think it will be that hard to do. I have the same roll bar and it installs at the very end of where the rear seat back fits. As you can see from the photos the seat is a little deformed around where the bar goes, I think you just kind of force it back on there and no cutting is required.
I still have a few more things to do before I can put my rear seat back in but I plan to do the same thing on my car. (Not going to use the rear seat but I think it looks better than leaving it all exposed.
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Originally posted by kts View PostI'd also be curious to hear about McCall's experience fitting the rear seat back in.
Looking at the photo I don't think it will be that hard to do. I have the same roll bar and it installs at the very end of where the rear seat back fits. As you can see from the photos the seat is a little deformed around where the bar goes, I think you just kind of force it back on there and no cutting is required.
I still have a few more things to do before I can put my rear seat back in but I plan to do the same thing on my car. (Not going to use the rear seat but I think it looks better than leaving it all exposed.
I kept the rear seat in because for a while I was still autoxing it and for ST it's required to retain the rear seat. If it was a dedicated track toy, I wouldn't have bothered. It did end up looking pretty nice and now it's not worth taking out.
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