Hard top with style bars?
I'm Miserable!
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From: Niagara Falls, On, CANADA
For sure, there not that big as a roll bar its just a little bar doesn't have a backing on it or anything and its alot shorter then a roll...still have to install mine
EDIT: roll bar is to expensive for me
and i would want a polished one which is even more expensive

EDIT: roll bar is to expensive for me
and i would want a polished one which is even more expensive
why do people insist to make their cars less safe in case of a roll over?
style bar=deather trap
no bar=you may survive
roll bar=people wonder how you walked away from that one...ask paul
style bar=deather trap
no bar=you may survive
roll bar=people wonder how you walked away from that one...ask paul
It's actually pretty amazing the number of rolled miatas.
Paul
Mark
Doppleganger
The kid who worked at R-Speed (he died)
Oh, and the dozen pictured at Bethania's site.
Paul
Mark
Doppleganger
The kid who worked at R-Speed (he died)
Oh, and the dozen pictured at Bethania's site.
Never ceases to amaze me how this forum puts threads through the *** wipe. Ask a simple question...be prepared to get reamed. I wonder how many miata roll overs were due to individuals not knowing the limitations of their vehicles?
Thank you all for your responses.
Thank you all for your responses.
well i for one was well aware of the limitations of mine and that is why i swerved to miss the ******* dear. yes i flipped the car after going off the road but i walked away without even a scratch. actually i drove away, after flipping the car back over with some help. had i hit the dear i am not so sure i could say that.
As another noob here I would say these guys are trying to help you in their usual loving manner. The style bar has a reputation for being useless as protection if that is your intent. You are better off getting a roll bar. I am planning on doing the same. As mentioned, be sure you get one that is hard top compatible. Some are not.









