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That's a great looking tube twiddler. The only thing it doesn't have is a drink holder!
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Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
2003 TJ Rubicon: 4.5" OME coils; RE SF2; NthDegree TT/oilpan skid/shock shifters; FXD rock rails; Anti-Rock; 5150' -
A "bolt in" cage is better than no cage.Originally posted by Old FartAnd nobody that's ever run a shear calculation on a bolt, or seen many of the rolls with bolt in cages will, either
Plus, we all know that bolts aren't intended to support a large shear force, so you shouldn't use them for such a force in the first place. What "bolt in" cage MFR uses bolts in shear? I have never seen one that does (not saying there isn't any, I just wanna know so I am sure to never point someone towards that MFR).
As for seeing a roll with a "bolt in" cage, I have seen them. The cages are usually destroyed, but the drivers/passengers all walked away. The cage therefor did it's job.olllllllo <--- If you can read that, roll me over!
Price is soon forgotton, quality is not.
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Thank you, my feelings too. A bolt-in would work for me since I'll not be doing ultra hard core stuff, just looking for a little added protection w/o having to alter much if anything. This is possible.Originally posted by goodtimes
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Tom,
You dont need to be doing "ultra hard core stuff" to need a nice cage. A wrong line at TDS (which is usually very easy stuff) can result in a nasty roll. Usually the wrong line rock crawling will result in your Jeep on its side, but not upside down. Unless of course, you end up with your nose or rear pointing in the air, and go nose over tail or vice versa. Which Ive seen some close calls.
Anyway, as theyve said, a bolt in is better then nothing.
Tam
2002 TJ on 35s a bit of lift with some stuff
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You dont want to do that! All the cool kids jeeps still look like jeeps.Originally posted by Chris_L
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Yes!Originally posted by Black & Tan TJ
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Tam, I almost experienced that head over toe deal on the Friday night run where my front driver side went about 6ft in the air....... good thing I brought more then one pairs of shorts. :oops:Bryan
2003 black TJ 4.0 manual
front-OX-35 rear-OX-44 4.88
Rock-It Man rear bumper + rock rails, currie front bumperComment
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...must...not...make...joke...Originally posted by JeepGalComment
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Yes, must notOriginally posted by Hanzo
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Any action shots yet chris? I'm dieing to see some BENT TUBE!!!!!!
.... more cow bell too please...Bryan
2003 black TJ 4.0 manual
front-OX-35 rear-OX-44 4.88
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I just bent some scrap into a squiggly line, thats about it.Originally posted by Kaffa
Absolutly!Originally posted by KaffaComment
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MORE COWBELL!! HAHA
Chris can you spell my name in tube?
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You are so lucky!!!!![color=grey]Ryan[/color]
[COLOR=DarkOliveGreen]No Jeep To speak of. But I got a Hummer H3
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Yes . . . and broke!Originally posted by H8PVMT
Anyone need a cage?
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Hey Chriss, ya gotta spend money to make money.
Anyway that thing looks sweeter in person than on line. it rockscensored for having an opinionComment
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