ok im after some mesurments from a 40 series ute need the inside cab mesurments from the windscreen to the back wall mainly just for curiousity and want to make sure everything will fit where i want it too and that my rollcage is gonna be reusable
anyone got a tape mesure and 5 mins to give me a mesurments from the windscreen to the back wall
cheers
pcman
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40 series ute mesurments
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Re: 40 series ute mesurments
pcman wrote:ok im after some mesurments from a 40 series ute need the inside cab mesurments from the windscreen to the back wall mainly just for curiousity and want to make sure everything will fit where i want it too and that my rollcage is gonna be reusable
anyone got a tape mesure and 5 mins to give me a mesurments from the windscreen to the back wall
cheers
pcman
i would say no it wont fit as is what are you trying to achive? email me i know a bloke with a 40 ute would have to go track him down though dont know his number
If you can not get there in a 4wd its not worth looking at
well im planing on using the ute roof and chopping the body off behind it then building up a flat tray for the back
if i have to ill move the rear section of the rollcage back and then replace the cross bars that go too the front section just gonna run them through the rear of the ute roof just hope they go through metal not glass so its easy to do
if i have to ill move the rear section of the rollcage back and then replace the cross bars that go too the front section just gonna run them through the rear of the ute roof just hope they go through metal not glass so its easy to do
you should be able to see what height they are to where they go through roof as the height of your roof where it bolts to the sides is the same height as on a ute i think you will find the main hoop will be almost exactly where the rear of a ute cab will line up ill be interested to see how close it acturaly is . You will need to be carful having the cage mounted to body in front and ridgid to chassie/tray in rear you will end up taring the body to bits i would look at moving it forward a little if needed and shortening the top bars and put a seperate 4 point roll bar on tray with a x brace if that makes sence and is an option
If you can not get there in a 4wd its not worth looking at
bj if i dont end up using it it will be sold for what i brought it for i recon it will take tless than 48 hours to find a buyer for it
yes running it through the body is a risk but i plan on making the openings larger and running a rubber boot around them so that the body can twist around it i really dont think the body will flex that much will it ??
will see what happens once the roof arrives
yes running it through the body is a risk but i plan on making the openings larger and running a rubber boot around them so that the body can twist around it i really dont think the body will flex that much will it ??
will see what happens once the roof arrives
pcman wrote:bj if i dont end up using it it will be sold for what i brought it for i recon it will take tless than 48 hours to find a buyer for it
yes running it through the body is a risk but i plan on making the openings larger and running a rubber boot around them so that the body can twist around it i really dont think the body will flex that much will it ??
will see what happens once the roof arrives
The body will flex a surprisin amount. When mie is flexed up i cant undo the bonnet
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