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highly doubt it will fit 2 doors...the rear roll bars are longer and extend further from the crossbar that the brace plate attaches to.
The kit fits no problem on a 2025. As previously mentioned you do loose one of the rear passenger lights that was added in 2025 as the trim piece in the kit for the rear C-brace only has one light as on pre 2025 MY but the light units are the same and you just have to push out of the way/tie up the extra pigtail that was added on the harness for the second light.
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Yep I already installed. I also put a mabett dome light in for more lighting.
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Does the B-Bow help a lot or I should be fine with only the C-Bow?
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I was pretty sure the B Bow was just snake oil. A member on here had one for a great price local to me. I picked it up and installed the brace.
I can say it was not snake oil and it indeed stiffens the body up and I have less squeaks and rattles.
Torsional stiffness of a u-channel and a box beam are vastly different. Anything you can do to approach a box beam is a big help. The span from front windshield to rear bumper is large on 4 doors. The B brace will help ensure box beam like stiffness in the mid section.
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