Help me with my wolfe rollcage install
03-16-2007, 01:46 PM
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Help me with my wolfe rollcage install Getting ready to start installing my cage and I was just wondering if anyone had any pics or any pointers that could help me out. This will be my first time doing a cage in a car. Tried doing a search but really didn't come up with anything. Oh yeah the cage is also cromoly. 
03-16-2007, 06:11 PM
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I was in the same boat about a month ago. I used the pics from wolfe's website and It was not bad at all, besides the front bars were labeled backwards. Just make sure to double check everything before you start to weld, good luck.
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It is scarthed where you need to put the bars. Match up the scartches with the pipes and it will go together fine. I have put in 10+ of these cages and they fit very nicely. Be sure and shut both doors and adjust what you need to so the door panels dont rub. It is the easiest cage that I have ever installed.
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Originally Posted by 2toneblown
It is scarthed where you need to put the bars. Match up the scartches with the pipes and it will go together fine. I have put in 10+ of these cages and they fit very nicely. Be sure and shut both doors and adjust what you need to so the door panels dont rub. It is the easiest cage that I have ever installed.
