81 camaro tigercage main hoop installation – Ridetech 41190000 User Manual

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Facto

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Holes

Fron

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Hex Head Bolts

Reinforcement

Rib

Drill Template

Mark Four Holes

To Be Drilled

90º Drill

Step Bit

Front

Facto

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Holes

Fron

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Four Hex

Head Bolts

Drill Template

Mark The Final

Two Holes To

Be Drilled

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74-81 Camaro TigerCage

Main Hoop Installation

NOTE: Install all bars before final tightening.

Step 7. Remove the rear window package tray

cover and sound pad exposing the sheet metal.

If your vehicle is equipped with rear speakers

that are attached to the package tray cover, it

will be necessary to remove them.

Step 8. Slip two 3/8” hex head bolts through

the holes in the supplied drill template marked

“Factory Holes”. Insert the two bolts into the

existing holes in the raised reinforcement rib

on the drivers side of the package tray

(See Fig 9). The front edge of the template

should be parallel to the edge of the package

tray. Mark the center point of the four holes to

be drilled in the top of the package tray and

remove the template.

NOTE: When marking the passenger side the

template will need to be turned over.

Step 9. Drill four holes to 1/2” diameter using a

90º drill or drill attachment and step bit

(See Fig 10). We suggest using a center punch

on the marks you just made to aid in drilling.

Care must be taken not to break the rear glass

while using the center punch.

NOTE: If you don’t have access to a 90º drill,

drill attachment or step bit you can pick them

up at your local auto parts store.

Step 0. Align the drill template again on the

package tray in the same manner as described

in step 8. Slip four additional 3/8” hex head

bolts through the drill template and holes you

just drilled to hold the template in place. Roll

the front edge of the template down against the

seat back sheet metal and mark the remaining

two holes to be drilled (See Fig 11). Remove

the template and drill out the two holes using a

1/2” drill or step bit.

Fig 9

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