Anyone done it before?

I want to do it properly and not yank on it and brake all the clips!!

 

I give.
What bar?
My car barely has room for a cup holder much less a bar!

 

LOL!! That was a good one!

 

Yah, what Bar?
Oh I know what you mean but first to keep from breaking or bending the clips you need to go to the right side and move that one thing over about 1/8"!
Hope that helps.

 

The secret is to give yourself more room, so I would suggest you remove the stools first.

 

I lost my bar once between the seats. Gosh I'm Soooo glad it was still in the wraper. Squirrel Crusher

 

I've heard of "passing the bar", but never removing it.

 

I still don't know what he's talking about!

 

Maybe the roll bar ???

 

how about the bar in the rear the wall that separates the cabin from the trunk in the coupe. the top piece of plastic is that what you are talking about

 

Someone asked once about removing the bulkhead entirely, is that what its about.
Lets see what its used for:
1, the umbrella holder and map pocket on the front face, not much rain in Australia and its only got a couple of roads through the bush, not needed.
2, the cargo cover on the rear face, every one is honest over there, not needed.
3, ? surely it must do something else ..........

 

I believe it's where they hid the gas tank.

 

LMAO are you guys serious?

BUMPER BAR! what the hell do you guys call it? if you guys still dont know what im talking about I'll get a picture

 

The gas tank is in the wall between the trunk and cabin?

 

you mean the rear bumper lol


look up the stickey in the srt section they have the shop manual and the diagrams are in there

 

gas tank is behind the hump in the trunk their is a thick piece of metal covering it. look at my gallery for pics when i added dynamat to the car.

the fuel pump is towards the driver side in the center of the car.

 

Champion!! thanks for that.

 

So it's safe to drill into that wall between the trunk and seat if I want to mount amps, etc?

 

depends where you are mounting it to but you gotta be careful and if i were you do not drill into the car instead slide a piece of plywood or MDF and then screw the amp to the wood.

if you are talking about the hump in the rear what i would do i remove the carpet and expose the metal and pull that metal cage off and mount a piece of wood and then screw the amp to the wood and install the metal cage back on.

 

i think hes talking about the bumper reinforcement bar. which i wouldnt recommend removing because its a huge part of the safety of your vehicle. but i would imagine after removing the bumper its would just be a few bolts to remove it.