How to Mount Kirkey Pro Drags
How to Mount Kirkey Pro Drags I'm having a cage put in the TA and want to get some drag seats put in. I'm looking at the Kirkey pro drags.
Is there something you can buy to greatly ease the process of installation? If I can spend a few bucks to save a ton of install time that might be easier.
I would want them mounted to the main hoop but don't know how/what you use to mount them to the floor.
Pictures would be worth a million words if you have any.
john
Is there something you can buy to greatly ease the process of installation? If I can spend a few bucks to save a ton of install time that might be easier.
I would want them mounted to the main hoop but don't know how/what you use to mount them to the floor.
Pictures would be worth a million words if you have any.
john
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Seat Brackets I made mine out of aluminum angle. I think there was a write up on how to make these some time ago. My seats are very stable.
Last edited by Z06kern; Jan 22, 2008 at 01:17 PM.
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when I go kirkeys they are getting bolted to the floor and supported on the cage as the others have done...
Chad
Are there any real solutions for short people (Other than HGH)? I'm only 5'9 and like to sit pretty close. Mounting the to the floor would work great for taller peeps, but not the vertically challenged.
Take two pieces of tubing and bend each one 90* on each end.
Depending on how much you need the chair to stick up cut the ends shorter or longer to get the hight you want
Then weld a tab on the end of each piece with a hole on it like this that will bolt to the existing bolt holes
Then you can either use two flat strips of metal in between like this with holes drilled through to mount the seat to
Or you can use the same exact bar setup and use two pieces of additional tubing instead of the flat strips and weld tabs to those to mount the seat, or use square tubing across the center and notch it and drill the center of that for holes to mount the seat.
I made a drawing.
Last edited by RAGENZ28; Jan 24, 2008 at 08:27 PM.
