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GQ ute rollcage

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GQ ute rollcage

Post by patrol_uterus »

G'day everyone im curently building a comp truck and getting up to doing the internal roll cage i want to do it to ccda comp spec,i was woundering if any one has some advice or pics would awesome.
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Post by patrol_uterus »

Thanks i have read that but was hoping for some photo's. So if anyone has got some pic's of how they have done it that would be great.
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Post by patrol_uterus »

what are your thoughts on how to mount it bolt or weld?
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Post by swb_ute »

bolt it
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Post by love ke70 »

why bolt?
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Post by Tomo_89 »

weld.. theres been posts on this before. there is less flex its stronger and its not like your going to be able to remove it anyway
01 td42 GU patrol ute, with extra bits and pieces.
[quote="Bluefreak"][quote="ofr57"]flex is over rated :finger:[/quote]

You drive an IFS too, huh...???

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Post by love ke70 »

thats what i thought.
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found fuel economy...
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Post by KYSI »

Tomo_89 wrote:weld.. theres been posts on this before. there is less flex its stronger and its not like your going to be able to remove it anyway
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Post by patrol_uterus »

I want to weld it but just wanted to be sure on the rules
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Post by patrol_uterus »

so has any one got any photo's
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