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The kit requires a bracket be made to bolt the a-pillars to the floors.
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Yes, we did have to move the fusebox in order to weld in the a-pillar tube.
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All done. Next up is a 996 GT3 which is in another thread. Hope you guys enjoyed!
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Hey guys, this is the next one we have in the shop. 996 GT3 that already has a roll bar in it. It's here for some A-pillar bars from DAS Sport. We're just getting started on getting the plates in, but check some pics out for now. This one is from Sewickley Car Store.
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Thanks. Whats your shop? You doing production pieces? I had a link to my shop but their a little crabby about that so you might have to pm me.
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This car is being built for SCCA GT2. This class can go up to full tube chassis cars. I know it looks extreme, but the client is looking for the utmost safety while still retaining the original body structure of the car. Car is almost done, so more pics will be coming, and I believe we also will be doing a 911 GT2 soon. Stay tuned!
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The stock dash will be going back in, just cutting around for the tube to pass through. Car also has a fuel cell in the front that we're custom fabbing brackets for, I'll keep this updated as we go.
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Hey guys, we have an 02 Boxster S in the shop right now getting the full on SCCA treatment. I figured you all would like to check it out. Let me know your thoughts and if you have any feedback, I'm all ears! -Jay