Aidan's loose oily bunghole actually runs a track lap
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I have the non-ht bar, and it fits my hardtop just fine without latches. I am tall and wanted it to be as high as possible. But 100% get your seats first. Mine almost interfere.
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6'1" ish. My seat is aluminum and mounted straight to the floor, with the rear mounts cut out. The non-hardtop bar being forward can interfere with some seats. But the bar fits under my hardtop, just can't use side latches.
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Nice, thanks. How much room do you have between your head and the bar?
I was 99% stuck on getting the HT bar until you posted. I don't mind mounting my seat to the floor.
I was 99% stuck on getting the HT bar until you posted. I don't mind mounting my seat to the floor.
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i was going to bitch at you for not utilizing the beautiful tubing setup i sold you to its full extent, but i got busy and forgot.
if i knew/noticed you had glass, i would have said something as i thought to myself when i was doing mine: "self, this will never work with a glass soft top".
if i knew/noticed you had glass, i would have said something as i thought to myself when i was doing mine: "self, this will never work with a glass soft top".
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I think if I mount the outer tube all the way forward, I can probably get a good 3-4 inches of adjustability, but honestly it doesn't matter much to me. The outer pipe warped pretty good, so I spent about 15 minutes grinding and clearancing. I don't think it would slide with paint anymore.
I kinda butchered the whole thing, but it works well as is.
I kinda butchered the whole thing, but it works well as is.
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Also, anybody have ideas on mounting the oil cooler? It has no mounting tabs on it or anything. I was thinking about building some brackets that sandwiched it somehow maybe a little cage around each corner?
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Don't think so, I'll take another look when I get home. Its a used oil cooler off ebay, would not be surprised if it doesn't have any.
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They also maybe have been cut off at one point, but there weren't any sharp edges or obvious cuts.
Edit: Ugh, they look cut off from my pictures. This will get interesting.
Edit: Ugh, they look cut off from my pictures. This will get interesting.
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I think if I mount the outer tube all the way forward, I can probably get a good 3-4 inches of adjustability, but honestly it doesn't matter much to me. The outer pipe warped pretty good, so I spent about 15 minutes grinding and clearancing. I don't think it would slide with paint anymore.
I kinda butchered the whole thing, but it works well as is.
I kinda butchered the whole thing, but it works well as is.
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No idea, I emailed the seller to see how he mounted it. I'm thinking angle aluminum and some rubber to insulate it. If I can support it on both ends from the fan bolt holes with a frame I think it will work.










