Pics of my roll cage
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Pics of my roll cage
I finally got my cage in and painted. This is a combo S&W/Wolfracecraft 6 point. The back half is S&W and the door bars are Wolfracecaraft. I stll have to make a new seat mount bracket to put my pass. seat back it.
Last edited by n2oCamaro; Nov 15, 2006 at 09:07 PM.
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Nice...I gotta get one, too...Have a local shop who custom bends chrome moly and does swing outs all powder coated black...Just got to get off my *** and do it...Looks nice...I swore I'd never cut up my car...Oh well, here's to swearing...
--Alan
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With my S&W kit the door bars and rear bars were straight and you have to bend them as needed. The door bars need a couple of small kinks to clear the armrests. It was no problem with the $69 Harbor Freight pipe bender.
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I got the bender and welder, or access to that stuff.
Did the S&W come notched and would you get that one again?
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Just as Al said. I couldn't get access to a bender and I didn't want to change my door panels. The complete S&W kit and the Wolf door bars were still cheaper than a complete Wolf kit.
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The S&W bars are notched on one end but not prebent. The loop fits well, has all the bars for an 8 point install, and the price is great. I bought mine from a kid who decided that it was too much work and got it for $125.
And yes I'd do it that way again because I prefer to do stuff my way and this kit lets you get creative.
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