Question regarding roll cage fitting
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Question regarding roll cage fitting
I have a cusco 6 point bolt in cage.
Seems simple enough to errect but heard i should also use metel plates to strenghten where it bolts in.
My question is,do these plates go underneith the car as if acting like a giant washer,or do they get welded inside the car to the floor?
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Seems simple enough to errect but heard i should also use metel plates to strenghten where it bolts in.
My question is,do these plates go underneith the car as if acting like a giant washer,or do they get welded inside the car to the floor?
Many thanks.
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if a bolt in cage you should have some plates with tapped holes which need to be welded to the sill/floor behind the front seats.someone on here will have a pic im sure
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It obviously has the 6 plates with holes at the ends of the bars,but not these extra ones.
Plan to souce a peice of steel somewhere and get busy with the angle grinder.....
Also would like to know what width steel to buy.
Id guess around the 6mm-7mm range???
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steel will come in 5/6/8mm thicknesses.if you were nearer i could have sorted you out with some from work.however,if you use 8mm for the tapped mounting plate and say 3,4mm for gussetts i think this will be sufficient bud.
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