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Got the back gutted and start rear cage

Looks good! Dig the rack

That's an amazing RACK!! ( . )( . ) !! Lol!. Looks good josh.!

awesome build thread, keep us posted on the progress..........

Looking good. Get the tires on it already! I wanna see the stance. It's gonna look really nice with the added width.

Hope too be back on the rubber Friday that way I can start cranking out the rear cage so my kids will have seats and be safe

Looks bitchin buddy!!!!! Cant wait to see it!!!

Installed and got some cage tube bent up today. Having too stop work at 2 pm sucks its starting too get worm here . Hope too get mor cage done tomorrow

oooooooooo weeeeeeeeeeee!!!!! Lookin down right sexy man!!!! cant wait for this bitchin rig to be rollin!!! ur bike might get jealous hahahahahah

If your axels don't hang, I'm shure they will but in the event they don't take a look at dutchman's axels. There round 400$ for the pair custom made I was reading.
http://www.dutchmanaxles.com/

The only problem with sleeving the P-side like that is you have to remove more material from the beam to get it to clear. I'd keep the sleeve short and inside the beam.

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Yah I found that out all ready checked clearances I opened up a little so far it good

Way to go Josh!!!

Didn't get much done today. Got my flor plates for the b and c pillars done and bolted up. Got my b pillar tacked up but I don't know what do think? Remember not a race car just a fam toy but want too do this rite. I have been on the cage thread so yah.

Damn phone. Here's picks of what I got

I yah here's the beams

Looks sick!!!!

I started bending my main bow in the cage same as you but changed my mind regarding assembly approach due to the height changes between the cab and the shell. It seemed harder to deal with maintaining head room and all that basing the structure off the b pillar bow as a starting point. I came up with 2 assembly solutions. One: bend a giant square halo ring n just put arc'd cross bars n down tubes or 2 a left side right side approach. Both seemed easier to weld all the way around the supports without cutting holes in the floor to drop it down to weld up the tops. Either way it's gonna be a lot of work. It's looking very nice though bro. Ill post a pic of a southwest cage at least I think it's there's , notice how its one tube from the bed all the way to the a pillar. It may save u head ache. Keep up the good work, and nice progress!

Keep up the good work.

Rmc I was planing n doing that. But time isn't on my side. I have too get my kids seats mounted before the night race coming up. So I'm doing the b pillar back. Just too get the seat in. Thank for the input