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Old Mar 24, 2011 | 07:36 AM
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i wanted to see some pics of all wolfe 6 pts. bolt-in and weld-ins. also wanted to see if they do the low slung bars with swingouts so i have more room. also pics of where the bar mounts on the drivers floor to see if its gets in the way alot. thanks alot aj
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Old Mar 24, 2011 | 07:38 AM
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My old bolt in wolfe had the low slung bars with swing out. I know you had been in my car when it was in there. I never even used the swing outs because the bars where so easy to get over.

I will look for some pics of it later
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Old Mar 24, 2011 | 07:50 AM
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Originally Posted by dschmittie1
My old bolt in wolfe had the low slung bars with swing out. I know you had been in my car when it was in there. I never even used the swing outs because the bars where so easy to get over.

I will look for some pics of it later
rock on whitey!!! thats what i was thinking cause i dont remember it being that hard to get in and out of your car with the 6 point!! maybe get slow slung and not even worry about the swing outs?????? then if i did that i would take my door bars out also!
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Old Mar 24, 2011 | 08:00 AM
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I have collected a "hand full" of photos. Sadly, they are not of my install yet. PM me an email and I will forward you what photos I have.
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The one thing I will say is nice about the swing out is if you need to pull the seat or work under the dash being able to take the side bar out is nice
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Old Mar 24, 2011 | 08:41 AM
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yea but i can also just remove the 4 bolts from the floor and the 1 bolt from the top of bar and the hole bar is out to. so something i need to think about
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Heres a few pics of mine, Dont have any of it with the seats in, But when I welded in the door bars I put them right up to the door so they were at the door panel, my seats fit in fine, I have the swing out kit, but got a case of the dumba-- when welding, did it backwards, so they dont swing out, but are easily removed,just two 3/8 bolts with nuts, not a problem, I drive the car without the side bars and put them in at the track. Mine is the weld in mild steel,TO ALL,,, DEFINATELY go the jig notched pay the extra money, it is most definately worth it, this thing fit like a glove.
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And a Few more, I did spend a good bit of time shaping the floor plates the bars weld to so that they would match the contours of their locations the best I could.

Hope these pics help. I used a mig to put mine in
good luck to all
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Hope these pics help. I used a mig to put mine in
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heres my wolfe 6pt

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Old Mar 26, 2011 | 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by RARON455
Heres a few pics of mine, Dont have any of it with the seats in, But when I welded in the door bars I put them right up to the door so they were at the door panel, my seats fit in fine, I have the swing out kit, but got a case of the dumba-- when welding, did it backwards, so they dont swing out, but are easily removed,just two 3/8 bolts with nuts, not a problem, I drive the car without the side bars and put them in at the track. Mine is the weld in mild steel,TO ALL,,, DEFINATELY go the jig notched pay the extra money, it is most definately worth it, this thing fit like a glove.
Great DYI photo array ... I will be doing this sometime this summer.
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Old Mar 26, 2011 | 10:44 AM
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wow!!! thanks guys!!! looks great all of you! i am just trying to think if i want the bolt in or weld in????
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Originally Posted by ajw2500hd
wow!!! thanks guys!!! looks great all of you! i am just trying to think if i want the bolt in or weld in????
I am thinking bolt-in for me. If I don't get my money out of this car when I am done with it, I want the option to de-mod it and recoupe my investment.
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Do you lose the rear speakers when the bars go through the grills, or is there enough room to keep them?
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Originally Posted by ajw2500hd
wow!!! thanks guys!!! looks great all of you! i am just trying to think if i want the bolt in or weld in????
If i were you i would get a bolt in bc we know u will prob spray it later down the road and need a full cage and you can always sell the 6 point. They sell fairly easy
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Old Apr 2, 2011 | 10:10 PM
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That's very good thinking fran!!! Yea I will go with bolt in cause when I go spray 10pt is a def, if I ever go that far LOL
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