Prep for Cage.
So it is time to install the rest of the roll cage. Been popped trapping 136MPH more then once trying to get into the nines.
So to off set the new wieght of the front half of the cage I have been taking stuff out. I figured out how to ditch 80% of the heavy on the HVAC system and keep the Heater. While I am at it there is a bunch off little stuf that could come out to like the Air bag system.
What I did NOT expect was the PITA it would be to get that damn box out! I got it tonight and tomorrow I should be able to get the rest of the heavy crap out and start putting it back together enough to get the front section in.
Here are a few pic's




No ducting to nothing.
I figure with no HVAC, race carpet, no rear seats/rear belt brackets, passenger airbag, no front sway bar, no spare and jack, ect ect that it should come close to making up for the added weight.
Had my guys pull my dash and bag and all.... they HATED it lol!!!!!!!!!
Pick it up Saturday. Will get pics up Sunday or so.
Half interior pulled plus full WOLFE 10 point cage install (molly) painted, harnesses, heater and ducting pulled, HVAC plate made, and all put back toegether and back in my driveway in TWO WEEKS
Last edited by JUICED96Z; Mar 7, 2007 at 03:34 AM.
To me the heater is a Must if I can save it
More wiring then I remember that is for sure...and I have had it apart alot
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do you think it will work well with the 5pntYou might as well get rid of some of those extra wires while your in there lol. Thats was I was doing and one thing led to another and next thing I knew the whole car was apart.
Like the HVAC wiring?
Found out my car cought on fire while the rear bars were being welded, just burnt a fuel line the think that they are going to fix if it needs it. From what they are saying they had their MIG turned down really low and it was still to hot to be safe so they are tiging those plates.
They went to pull out the fuel tank some so they could slide a welding blanket up in there to make it safer and found out I have a locking gas cap LOL!
Last edited by JUICED96Z; Mar 8, 2007 at 12:40 AM.

BTW I have more pictures I will post up later. I got to the fire wall finally. I had to take out all the peddles and every thing else bolts up under the dash
I started bolting stuff back in last night. I will be going through the wiring and eliminating at least all the Air Bag Stuff
Like the HVAC wiring?
Found out my car cought on fire while the rear bars were being welded, just burnt a fuel line the think that they are going to fix if it needs it. From what they are saying they had their MIG turned down really low and it was still to hot to be safe so they are tiging those plates.
They went to pull out the fuel tank some so they could slide a welding blanket up in there to make it safer and found out I have a locking gas cap LOL!

Here are some pics

here are the fruits of my efforts





I feel beat!
Does it go back in the car? If I remember right thats what the dash mounts to. They welded my front half in with it in no problem. Did not even have to pull the front glass either.
I am thinking it was the canister lines that caught fire. They did not call today and tell me so I am sure they will call Friday.
Head clearance is my main concern. I am 6'2 200 pounds. I had hardly any clearance sitting in the car with no seats LOL
Roll bar pading in some areas is a MUST.
Due to the car catching on fire it looks like I will get my car back on the 14th. Can't complain because they are taking their time and making sure its done right.





