Roll Cage mounted bottles...
The cage is a wolf 5pt and the brackets are NX. mounting a 15 lbs bottle.
Cage went in easy (just be careful not to drill your fuel line
)
The bottle is easy to get to from the driver seat and the NX billet brackets are a true quick release making bottle changes easy.
Cage went in easy (just be careful not to drill your fuel line
)The bottle is easy to get to from the driver seat and the NX billet brackets are a true quick release making bottle changes easy.
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30thz, could you get me a picture of where the roll cage enters the speaker grill? I'm thinking about cutting my grill for something and i didn't know how it would turn out
so anything close up would help! thanks!
so anything close up would help! thanks!
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Verdad Gallardo I would but you really don't want a close up of the butcher job I did on the grills. I tried to use a hole saw but the drill just caught the holes in the grill and ripped them up. I am going to fab a new grill cover that relocates the speaker to the rear. Where the tube enters is the same spot as the speaker so I can't use them.
Originally Posted by 30thz
The cage is a wolf 5pt and the brackets are NX. mounting a 15 lbs bottle.
Cage went in easy (just be careful not to drill your fuel line )
Cage went in easy (just be careful not to drill your fuel line
)
Originally Posted by 30thz
I would but you really don't want a close up of the butcher job I did on the grills. I tried to use a hole saw but the drill just caught the holes in the grill and ripped them up. I am going to fab a new grill cover that relocates the speaker to the rear. Where the tube enters is the same spot as the speaker so I can't use them.
do you think its possible to cut the grills and make it look good?
I'm probably going to hack into mine but i was wondering how they'll come out
I've seen some very clean installs take your time, measure everything, make cardboard templates to practice and use a sharp blade.
Should have listened to my own advice but I rushed it.
Should have listened to my own advice but I rushed it.
Originally Posted by Blown SS
Nice V-tec style mounting solution there chief
J/K bro looks
J/K bro looks
