Seat belt mounts are getting done this week. The owner wants 5 point harness in, so we will see. The main reason for this cage is for the protection of the family, ie kids. We talked about a bar going accross the back of the front seats, but that idea was nixed due to access. The seat saddle will also help in that area.rusted said:What are you going to do for seat belt mounts? An "X" between the B pilars will give you strength and a place to hold a shoulder, but it sure makes it impractical for people, even kids, to get in the back seat. I like it.
That is also getting done this week and/or weekend. And yes I will...PierCed_3 said:did you tie it to the frame?? it looks good!
If you could post up some pics of how you tied it together to the frame I would be very grateful.
Andrew
Tacoma said:I'll be interested in seeing how you solve that problem, i'm going nuts here trying to come up with a good solution for a fullsize Cherokee: would be nice to get the kids in the back, but the harness bar will be in the way. Ugh.
Yes I am,Jinx said:I do have to say you are picky how things turn out..
Looks great shawn...
PierCed_3 said:How did you notch the pipes?
Supergper said:he didn't notch any pipes...but for the tubes, he has a nice notcher from JD2...
http://rockymountainextreme.com/showthread.php?t=6933PierCed_3 said:How did you notch the pipes?
nope, the jeep has some,,,, well... impact issues......muleskinner said:Looks great Shawn. Is this gap an optical illusion?
Fist one with the Model 3 bender, 3 one total.PierCed_3 said:Is this your first cage build?
Andrew
PierCed_3 said:Looks like something I am going to need to purchase this summer (notcher). Is this your first cage build? I assume not since your Cruiser is all piped... I mean TUBED out.
Andrew
harkinoff said:We bent that cage the old school way, used a greenlee triple nickle bender