HELP ON ROLL CAGE
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HELP ON ROLL CAGE
In a dilemma people iv'e just bought a bolt in omp roll cage for my classic scooby.
How the **** does it fit no instructions or owt argghhhh pulling my last bit of hair out.
all help images pictures would be more than a help i can't find f all on net how to fit em.
Thanks in advance guys
How the **** does it fit no instructions or owt argghhhh pulling my last bit of hair out.
all help images pictures would be more than a help i can't find f all on net how to fit em.
Thanks in advance guys
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Took me 2 days to fit my last one .... get the center section in 1st then build up the rest around it , take your seatbelt's out 1st of all and get ready to lose LOTS of skin and get very pissed off !!
The last couple of bits wil lseem like they will never go in but with plenty persuasion and a bit of aggresion you will get there !
The last couple of bits wil lseem like they will never go in but with plenty persuasion and a bit of aggresion you will get there !
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Took me 2 days to fit my last one .... get the center section in 1st then build up the rest around it , take your seatbelt's out 1st of all and get ready to lose LOTS of skin and get very pissed off !!
The last couple of bits wil lseem like they will never go in but with plenty persuasion and a bit of aggresion you will get there !
The last couple of bits wil lseem like they will never go in but with plenty persuasion and a bit of aggresion you will get there !
Mines in 2 halfs pal no interior in at all bar dashboard its the mounting plates don't give a clue to how they go .
you wouldn't have any pics of yours would u budd y if so can ya email them to neildenny1980@fsmail.net
thankyou.
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Hi is it the dash saver type?
if so it should all unbolt, like has been said get the main hoop in first
it may take two people to juggle it in ( its a right bas***d) then the front legs & roof bars then rear bars
hope this helps chris
if so it should all unbolt, like has been said get the main hoop in first
it may take two people to juggle it in ( its a right bas***d) then the front legs & roof bars then rear bars
hope this helps chris
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I have got one of these although i have yet to get round to fitting it. i know what you mean about the lack of instructions - there arn't any! i have heard they are a tight squeeze. careful not to dent the roof outwards whilst trying to fit it. good luck.
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Cheers guys for help its pain in *** it is, my full interior is out not that bad getting cage in its just 1 of the back doors totally off then its in the point is is how it bolts in ya get brackets with welded nuts on em but it don't tally up to how it goes.
don't know wot type it is all i know is its bolt in cage from omp via demon tweeks,
there is same on ebay if you type in subaru impreza roll cage it brings the 1 up i have bought.
don't know wot type it is all i know is its bolt in cage from omp via demon tweeks,
there is same on ebay if you type in subaru impreza roll cage it brings the 1 up i have bought.
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The brackets that are supplied have to be welded to the inner sills/ floor pan of the car then the cage sits on top & is bolted down
also the one on ebay has to go through & under the dash which requires removal & cutting the dash
is the cage for looks or racing? if for looks go for the dash dodger one
& dont forget to tell your insurance
also the one on ebay has to go through & under the dash which requires removal & cutting the dash
is the cage for looks or racing? if for looks go for the dash dodger one
& dont forget to tell your insurance
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The brackets that are supplied have to be welded to the inner sills/ floor pan of the car then the cage sits on top & is bolted down
also the one on ebay has to go through & under the dash which requires removal & cutting the dash
is the cage for looks or racing? if for looks go for the dash dodger one
& dont forget to tell your insurance
also the one on ebay has to go through & under the dash which requires removal & cutting the dash
is the cage for looks or racing? if for looks go for the dash dodger one
& dont forget to tell your insurance
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is this the one?
if so its a dash out job
if the floor brackets are right angled they are to weld in
if they are flat they fit under the car & bolt through the floor
also the brackets for the door bars have to be welded on & the door bars
cut to fit
on the omp website it states that no bolts are supplied
good luck
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has above if its the cage above its a dash out job, mine was supplied with 90 degree brackets and flat for the rear has it will sit low otherwise
dash has to come out, doors off, fuel lines out (welding) and it goes in at the most weigest angle shame your not closer to me couldve recommended a couple off companies to try
dash has to come out, doors off, fuel lines out (welding) and it goes in at the most weigest angle shame your not closer to me couldve recommended a couple off companies to try
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has above if its the cage above its a dash out job, mine was supplied with 90 degree brackets and flat for the rear has it will sit low otherwise
dash has to come out, doors off, fuel lines out (welding) and it goes in at the most weigest angle shame your not closer to me couldve recommended a couple off companies to try
dash has to come out, doors off, fuel lines out (welding) and it goes in at the most weigest angle shame your not closer to me couldve recommended a couple off companies to try
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Right got the cage in car eventualy ffs !
Long shot has any 1 on here got the same cage fitted to there car, if so would some 1 kindly send me some pics either by phone or email of how cthe legs sit also pics of were it meets the dashboard these would be more than a life saver thanks in advance ppl.
Long shot has any 1 on here got the same cage fitted to there car, if so would some 1 kindly send me some pics either by phone or email of how cthe legs sit also pics of were it meets the dashboard these would be more than a life saver thanks in advance ppl.
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That cage dosent meet the dash, the dash needs to come out and you need to cut bits out off the back off the dash in the corners, then fit the cage and get all the floor plates welded in and get it in to final position and fix it permantly then put all the other bits back in round about the cage. Its not a job that will be done in a day or two, unless you have metal and a welder and a bit of knowledge of fitting cages. You should have bought a dash dodger, alot easier to fit.
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That cage dosent meet the dash, the dash needs to come out and you need to cut bits out off the back off the dash in the corners, then fit the cage and get all the floor plates welded in and get it in to final position and fix it permantly then put all the other bits back in round about the cage. Its not a job that will be done in a day or two, unless you have metal and a welder and a bit of knowledge of fitting cages. You should have bought a dash dodger, alot easier to fit.
I cant moan demon tweeks have just knocked 200 bar off my seats and mounts for the hassel.
so dash definatly needs to be taken out argghhhhhhh how hard is it to take dash out guy's im good with big hammers when stressed lol
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