Well you'd think Common Sense has got to kick in eventually, to whit: "if it's
allowed, then it's allowed to mount it". Almost as simple as "if the factory
put it in, then that's where it goes".
Butt with as many Lawyers (or "Coulda Ben's" :) that own Miatas, it may take
awhile longer in BS :)
And it'll be more impressive if the sticker says "Canadian Jumbo".
Kimball Ayer
DSP #19 Fiat X1/9
(roll bar? Not EVEN possible)
> ----------
> From: Bret Dodson[SMTP:bret@serv.net]
> Sent: Friday, February 26, 1999 1:30 PM
> To: nw_autox-l@eskimo.com
> Cc: team.net
> Subject: Rollbars and Weiners
>
> Okay, So I've been deleting Weenie Protest related posts like a madman for
> the past day and a half. But, all of this weiner talk has frightened me,
> a seasoned (half-baked) competitor. (NW list folks trust me that
> Team.net has been flushing itself with this topic lately)
>
> I've got this roll bar that I'm going to install in my Miata. Is it
> legal? I'll have to drill a few holes in the car to install it. Though
> not that many as a few of the mounting points mount at factory supplied
> holes/bolt points.
>
> It's a 4 point bar and is Solo 1 legal (the reason I bought it). My
> understanding is that it's legal. At least they were a couple years ago
> when a buddy and I installed the same kind of bar in his car.
>
> Am I setting myself up for protest? What if I put an "Oscar Meyer"
> sticker on the bar?
>
> Bret Dodson
> '96 Miata R soon to go under the knife for Hard Dog install
> Seattle, WA (not raining right now!)
>
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