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Message: <blockquote data-quote="stprorolla49" data-source="post: 907422" data-attributes="member: 8049">I actually read up on this recently as I was considering getting a 4-pt over the winter for harnesses for autocross. Anyway, you install the main hoop, bolt it to the floor, then with the rear inner quarterpanels still in place, you slide a piece of PVC over the mounts on the main hoop were the rear bars will mount to, and mark the hole in the rear quarter panel. Once you make the hole, there is a slit you need to make in the rear plastic panel. half of it will get covered by the side of the rear seat, and the other half, the rear seatbelt will rest over it...or you could be crafty and get something to put over the slit. Then you bolt the rear bars to the main hoop so you know how they have to sit so they mount perfectly in the car. Then the whole assembly is removed from the car as one piece, and you weld the rear bars to the main hoop out of the car, as well as either paint or powdercoating the bar. Then install it and slide the rear inner plastic quarter panels over the rear bars.Sorry, if this is too difficult to understand based on my explanation, here's the instructions from MM. Good luck man, I'm anxious to see how it goes!<a href="http://www.maximummotorsports.com/content/install/pdf/rollbars/MMRB-6-1to6-7r2.pdf" target="_blank">http://www.maximummotorsports.com/content/install/pdf/rollbars/MMRB-6-1to6-7r2.pdf</a></blockquote>