Cage and stock axles

[fabian]

I have stock d30 vacuum disco and d35 good condition from 90 xj $100 each.

Fully welded 6 point roll cage built by hellbilly of Otr Fabwerkz $400

Pm or txt for pics and quick response 626 756 2003
All obo located in west covina

Thanks for looking

 

[JeepCherokeeGuy99]

wondering if the cage would still work with my interior mods...Im guessing not but Im trying to be optimistic lol.

 

[fabian]

Runs a tube dead center front to back :s I'm sure you can make it fit with a little work. Give me your # ill send you some pics

 

[fabian]

The spot light will be kinda harder. I think if the shaft not to big you can just drill a hole thru the tube. Though I wouldn't recommend it. It's made of 1 3/4od 120wall dom with 1" gussets and windshield support

 

[Trail Ready]

I like the A pillar Cop lights.how much xnd dhere did you get them?People think they are ugly but they are very practical.

 

[JeepCherokeeGuy99]

Runs a tube dead center front to back :s I'm sure you can make it fit with a little work. Give me your # ill send you some pics

PM sent with the digits.

The spot light will be kinda harder. I think if the shaft not to big you can just drill a hole thru the tube. Though I wouldn't recommend it. It's made of 1 3/4od 120wall dom with 1" gussets and windshield support

Ya I suppose a could drill a hole and sleeve or collar the tube for a little extra reinforcement.

I like the A pillar Cop lights.how much xnd dhere did you get them?People think they are ugly but they are very practical.

$120 for both and $30 a piece for the install kits. And yes they help a lot, I love being able to direct light wherever I need to. If you have any more questions though feel free to PM me. I dont want to derail this thread :cheers:

 

[Trail Ready]

Thanks and I'm sorry about that.

 

[fabian]

No worries

 

[SC Rednek]

Interested in the cage, might be a good start rather than building mine from the ground up. Got pix?

 

[crazyjim]

Ya I suppose a could drill a hole and sleeve or collar the tube for a little extra reinforcement.

Terrible idea.

 

[fabian]

Terrible idea.

X2..... I'm sure once the cage is in you can find some way to make it work by relocating the spotlight rather than compromising the strength of the tube.

 

[fabian]

Interested in the cage, might be a good start rather than building mine from the ground up. Got pix?

Txt me your # ill send pics

 

[fabian]

Hope this works

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[SC Rednek]

Looking at it I'm thinking that is for a 2 door? Mine's a 4 door. And my phone aint new enough to handle pictures

 

[fabian]

No it's for a 4 door. It came out of a trail only rig and rear bench was moved back for more legroom. It you want stock location just shorten front tubes when you disassemble.

 

[GrimmJeeper]

Terrible idea.

I was thinking the same thing.

 

[jeeperjohn]

Question for you go fast guru's and cage experts. Does it significantly reduce the strength of a cage to cut it apart and reasseble it using plugs at the joints?

 

[crazyjim]

Question for you go fast guru's and cage experts. Does it significantly reduce the strength of a cage to cut it apart and reasseble it using plugs at the joints?

Nope, it makes it significantly stronger. While sleeving a tube is "frowned upon" in the fab community, it's only because it means you didn't bend the tube in one go, which shows off your sicky skills. A sleeved tube, with plug welds is twice as strong as a single tube in that area.

 

[crazyjim]

Example of a proper sleeve:

 

[ocean_jet]

No it's for a 4 door. It came out of a trail only rig and rear bench was moved back for more legroom. It you want stock location just shorten front tubes when you disassemble.

So, are you saying that installed in a 4-door, the b-pillar hoop on the cage sits behind the actual b-pillar on the Jeep?