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Old 07-13-2009, 12:04 AM
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Do you have to cut the panel to get to your seatbelt bolt. If so does anybody have any pictures. Thanks
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Old 07-13-2009, 12:38 AM
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^ thats why i didnt get this one that was around. cutting my car
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that bar looks hot!!!! im getting it on list, do the seat belts work with it installed??? I know it will be uncomfortable for the person sitting in the back but will they work??
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Old 07-13-2009, 02:32 PM
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that bar looks hot!!!! im getting it on list, do the seat belts work with it installed??? I know it will be uncomfortable for the person sitting in the back but will they work??
yea the seatbelt still works
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sucks for the stock panels
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I have a pillar bar installed in my Del sol. HOWEVER

I did notice that it is hard for the belt to retract back and i get too much slack when its buckled (unsafe i know). Is it just a matter of being TOO tight?

And to answer your question: Use a dreml tool. If I could go back and redo it...it will look much better...

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I have a pillar bar installed in my Del sol. HOWEVER

I did notice that it is hard for the belt to retract back and i get too much slack when its buckled (unsafe i know). Is it just a matter of being TOO tight?

And to answer your question: Use a dreml tool. If I could go back and redo it...it will look much better...

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wow ppl actually sit in your backseats?? i feel sorry for them. i was cleaning my car today and tried getting into the backseat of my 4dr.. ya right i would not be able to be back there ever.. thats mainly why i use it for storing my toolbox and school books.. lol.. i want to do the c-pillar in my 4dr but i dont have anything to cut my panels out.. ive done it on my last hatch and looked badass..
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c pillar bars always look fresh
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wow ppl actually sit in your backseats?? i feel sorry for them. i was cleaning my car today and tried getting into the backseat of my 4dr.. ya right i would not be able to be back there ever.. thats mainly why i use it for storing my toolbox and school books.. lol.. i want to do the c-pillar in my 4dr but i dont have anything to cut my panels out.. ive done it on my last hatch and looked badass..
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