Shane
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Wasn't nagging, just my honest opinion. I just joined and I saw this cage, thought it was really slick how he's doing it. then I get jumped on. Sorry if I stepped on toes. Just a dumb NEWB.
XJ_ranger said:hey brett - why not have the pillar follow the body lines a little better to protect the sheetmetal? just a thought -
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Shane said:Also if you were at sema, my shop built the RUBITRUK, in Superwinch's booth last year. This year it was in a different building.
And I suppose you were the parts runner?Shane said:Also if you were at sema, my shop built the RUBITRUK, in Superwinch's booth last year. This year it was in a different building.
XJ_ranger said:hey brett - why not have the pillar follow the body lines a little better to protect the sheetmetal? just a thought -
Shane said:Wasn't nagging, just my honest opinion. I just joined and I saw this cage, thought it was really slick how he's doing it. then I get jumped on. Sorry if I stepped on toes. Just a dumb NEWB.
Shane said:I think anything is better than NO cage. I also think there are no rules on cages, experamintation and modification are the only way to get it right.
Weasel said:why not move the front tube in closer to the front fender and fill the gap there. looks good.
Root Moose said:The more I look at this the more I worry about the lack of a B pillar and having such a long opening in the side of the body
Kaczman said:How much lift are you running? It looks like it will be tough to get into with the new door sills so high. Also, with the tube being so close to the door and roof jambs, are you going to be able to tie the sides together (i.e. dash bar and spreaders)? It looks like a good start.
-Jon
Okie Terry said:Why not run a long tube from the bottom of the A-pillar to the top of the C-pillar, then run one short one from the middle of that tube to the bottom of the C-pillar?
Yeah, since you put it on screen, i do believe you're correct.JeepFreak21 said:
Billy