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    Roll cage fitting

    right everyone, i have had the rear half of my safety devices fitted to my 5 for a while now but i have just got the front half aswell. I know cages can be sligtly difficult/ fiddely to fit but would it be best if i unbolt the rear cage and offer the whole thing up again including the front cage, or it is best to fit the front cage first etc etc ???

    Any tips / pointers would be appreciated

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    Re: Roll cage fitting

    I found it easier to loosely fit/bolt the cage together, bolt/weld it to the floor, then tighten up the cage bolts.

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    Re: Roll cage fitting

    yeah cheers mart, need to spray the front to match the rear, so will pull the whole thing out and start from scratch when fitting

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    Re: Roll cage fitting

    I'm about on Sunday if you need some help Kris?

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    Re: Roll cage fitting

    ahhh, might be nice for a catch up at the same time....il drop you a txt at the weekend

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    Re: Roll cage fitting

    Indeedy, not early though as Saturday is gonna be a late one for me lol

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    Re: Roll cage fitting

    Quote Originally Posted by Mart View Post
    I found it easier to loosely fit/bolt the cage together, bolt/weld it to the floor, then tighten up the cage bolts.
    i agree with mart.
    dont try adding or removing parts with the rest bolted tightly together as things dont like to come out and they have to be forced. i now have a dent and a massive chunk of paint missing from my roof from being stubborn .

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    Re: Roll cage fitting

    as mart said buddy , thats the best way.....thanks matty c.....

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