ROLL CAGES
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From: rossville Georgia
Year: 1991
Model: Cherokee
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i wantin to put a roll cage in my cherokee but im not sure how i want to do it can yall post some pics to help me get some ideas...thanks guys
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From: Gilbert AZ/Las Cruces NM
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best thing you can do is go over to pirate4x4.com since they are more of the hardcore wheelers and deal with full widths, cages and just HARD core wheeling.
and use google images.
best of luck
and use google images.
best of luck
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I should have noted that cage for just under $600 is for a 4 door. The basic 2 door version is just under $520.
Last edited by knobturner75; Jul 17, 2010 at 04:24 PM.
Ok Since I own 2 rigs with cages, I can give some advice. If you dont have the tools to bend your own cage I suggest you look into a prebent, or a one off custom on your rig.
There are a few vendors selling prebuilt XJ cages only problem being is that you have to be a decnt fab guy to install them. By that I mean you still might have to notch the tubes, and you have to be a pretty good welder to weld the cage up.
A custom cage will run as much as you want to spend. It is best to have your seat mounts, safety harness mounts all fabbed into your cage. Remember triangulation, and gussets are your friend when building a cage.
There are a few vendors selling prebuilt XJ cages only problem being is that you have to be a decnt fab guy to install them. By that I mean you still might have to notch the tubes, and you have to be a pretty good welder to weld the cage up.
A custom cage will run as much as you want to spend. It is best to have your seat mounts, safety harness mounts all fabbed into your cage. Remember triangulation, and gussets are your friend when building a cage.
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From: Hesperia
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if youre new to pirate lurk there for a while because things are very different,
look up the cherokee totm and totw in the jeep bible. you can spend an easy 3-4 hours soaking up info on there. check it out and enjoy
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=705122
look up the cherokee totm and totw in the jeep bible. you can spend an easy 3-4 hours soaking up info on there. check it out and enjoy
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=705122
Your design looks very confining... Your lower front bar will be a knee knocker. Also looks like your a pillar bars are in a lot. Is there any reason why you didnt build seat mounts into the cage? Also where is your x-bracing? I am not hating. just asking.




