Any interest...

[GlueNTape]

I think it looks awesome. Would it be difficult to add some fine mesh to the area that is above the back seat.

 

[jiltedjester]

no not at all. i have some good water proof stuff that would be killer. it would up the cost of course.

 

[FishyXJ]

That looks good! Whats a dollar amount??

 

[crazymoose1990]

Ive been thinking about limit staps still trying to figure out where is going to be a strong point on the body side. Axel is no problem but on the top side weres gonna be the srong point. Any ideas fellas

 

[Bronzewyrm]

id say fabb up some mounts that will bolt up with the rear/upper seatbelt mounts. you might even be able to buy the little metal plates that are sown into the belts.

that would be plenty strong.

 

[jiltedjester]

Ive been thinking about limit staps still trying to figure out where is going to be a strong point on the body side. Axel is no problem but on the top side weres gonna be the srong point. Any ideas fellas

lots of people mount them to their shock mounts or simply weld an adjustable mount onto the frame near the mounting point on the axle.

id say fabb up some mounts that will bolt up with the rear/upper seatbelt mounts. you might even be able to buy the little metal plates that are sown into the belts.

that would be plenty strong.

well honestly i think im goin to leave that up to the consumers just so i can keep cost down.



as far as pricing... i dont have a retail price just yet.

 

[jiltedjester]

so i've come up with a price for the barrier nets... how about a price around $80??

 

[jiltedjester]

BUMP... anyone else interested in ANYTHING!!!!

 

[2xtreme]

Can I get a phone call :wave:

Michael

 

[R.DesJardin]

Very cool, can't wait to get mine. Simple custom stuff makes it, especially if it's made locally.

Rory D.

 

[R.DesJardin]

This thing is awesome, great job. Definitely heavy duty. Thanks.

 

[Muddy Beast]

What do those of us do who don't have rear shoulder belts?

~Scott

 

[R.DesJardin]

What do those of us do who don't have rear shoulder belts?

~Scott

So here is how I did it.

I also think a tab bolted on to where the seat bels were would work great too. I'm also thinking about getting a second on to mount more towards the rear to divide things up, probably only up to window level though.

 

[jiltedjester]

Thanks for the props Rory, the install looks great and nice use of the footman loops. I can't wait to get home and install the shifter.

Everyone else pm me for any custom webbing products such as nets, limiting straps, or even a leash and collar for fido.

 

[Muddy Beast]

I really like the idea for this...I'm just not entirely convinced on the upper mounting.

I might hit you up for a rear net to cover over the top of things rather then separate the front from back. I'm currently using two large 1000lb harbor freight straps in an "X" to keep my goods from hitting me in a roll, but a netting over the top sounds better...

~Scott

 

[R.DesJardin]

I picked that upper spot because it's a structural spot in the body, the screws go into metal. I am going to machine out some tabs that will allow me to attach to the seat belt bolts.(It's so cool to have your own CNC). I have a couple other ideas but I'll have to do a little more designing to see if it will work before I say something and make a fool of myself.

 

[jiltedjester]

I really like the idea for this...I'm just not entirely convinced on the upper mounting.

I might hit you up for a rear net to cover over the top of things rather then separate the front from back. I'm currently using two large 1000lb harbor freight straps in an "X" to keep my goods from hitting me in a roll, but a netting over the top sounds better...

~Scott

I actually manufacture a net that utilizes the factory floor mounts in rear cargo area if your interested I can get you a price on one of those for ya.

 

[R.DesJardin]

Built a frame from 3/4" tube steel. Had to add a couple center straps.
I like it.