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gq cage mounts
gq cage mounts
hey all, building a rollcage for the mav, looking at the front firewall there isnt much space there for the cage,between the pedal and wall how have people done this in the past, photos would be appreciated
cheers Duane
cheers Duane
i took that plastic cover completely off and ran the pipe down to the rear (rear of the car) of the now exposed fuses. ive got pictures but dont know how to post them yet.
gotta practice in the test site
i used 100x100x6mm angle as the foot cut 150mm long and cut to profile in the shape of the door. that way you can push the pipe hard up against the side and not worry about leaving a gap around the base for a complete weld. you can just run a verticle up, up the side of the pipe and the angle.
i hope this helps but i know im confused
gotta practice in the test site
i used 100x100x6mm angle as the foot cut 150mm long and cut to profile in the shape of the door. that way you can push the pipe hard up against the side and not worry about leaving a gap around the base for a complete weld. you can just run a verticle up, up the side of the pipe and the angle.
i hope this helps but i know im confused
innovation is better, better is faster, and fast is all that counts
heres another couple mate, hope they help
the bolts are 12mm. im not sure how im going to fill the gap where the wire is running, im thinking round bar ground down to fit then welded to the plate. the wire will be moved before it gets welded permanently.
hope this helps...
the bolts are 12mm. im not sure how im going to fill the gap where the wire is running, im thinking round bar ground down to fit then welded to the plate. the wire will be moved before it gets welded permanently.
hope this helps...
innovation is better, better is faster, and fast is all that counts
Mine is pretty much the same on my 80 series, you'll probably find your heel will sit out to the left and your ankle will kinda wrap around the bar if that makes sense!!
Ive got smallish feet so not much of a problem, but some makes with
big flippers just shake their head
Gets a bit sore on long trips but thats bout it.
Ive got smallish feet so not much of a problem, but some makes with
big flippers just shake their head
Gets a bit sore on long trips but thats bout it.
Mine is slightly different. My footing is shaped about 50mm up the firewall. I welded a piece on the side wall that is fold to the shape of the floor and then weld the main piece of the footing tto that. Basically I've reinforced that entire corner. I have shifted the cab back on the chassis so the footing doubles as a body mount as well. The cage then comes throught the panel the wipers are in (exo cage) and stright to the floor, Also I've re wired the truck so no fuse panel also nothing at all behind the dash.
When driving my foot just rests against the up right and is no big deal.
When driving my foot just rests against the up right and is no big deal.
93 Nissan Pathfinder / Terrano Turboed VH45, GQ Trans and T-case, coil overs, hydraulic winch and fair bit of other stuff. (Currently a pile of parts in the workshop)
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