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CrippledPetey Build Thread!!
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noroad
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still workin on the air bags? Thats good to hear, i have got to sit in some!!
2013rubirick
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Your gonna get to see it tomorrow.
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SmokinV10
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Really like your jeep and your build. What kind of half doors are those? I may have to pick up a set.
Also how much space is between the rear seats once you installed the mastercrafts? I would consider it if It could accommodate two Pelican Rifle cases (~20" space). Will installation of the seats still allow you to keep the carpet?
Also how much space is between the rear seats once you installed the mastercrafts? I would consider it if It could accommodate two Pelican Rifle cases (~20" space). Will installation of the seats still allow you to keep the carpet?
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Strikeforce Zebra, they are pretty new.
There is about 3.5"-4" between the center of the back seats.
Yes, I chose to remove my carpet because I'm going to bed line the entire inside of my jeep.
Damn!!!! Your rig is looking AWESOME:rock::rock:
I have ben thinking about the RH B pillar and rear harness bars. Is there enough room to get in and out of the back seats? Are you afraid your kids will hit their face on them in the event of an accident (if they don't have the 5 points on)? How much room does the rear take up? Would you mind posting pictures of the mounting location of the rear one (behind second row of seats)?
I have ben thinking about the RH B pillar and rear harness bars. Is there enough room to get in and out of the back seats? Are you afraid your kids will hit their face on them in the event of an accident (if they don't have the 5 points on)? How much room does the rear take up? Would you mind posting pictures of the mounting location of the rear one (behind second row of seats)?
There is room to get in and out but it does take out some of the "ease" of doing it :cheesy: currently I'm not worried because 1. they are pretty small still so they don't quite reach all the way 2. they always use the shoulder harness because they think they are cool 3. It does have the worlds smallest pad on it and I never had any padding growing up
(last one is a joke). Here is the pic I posted earlier let me know if you want a different angle or what would help answer your question. In my opinion it doesn't really take up much room at all I can still use my tuffy security deck with full range.
MTG
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There is room to get in and out but it does take out some of the "ease" of doing it :cheesy: currently I'm not worried because 1. they are pretty small still so they don't quite reach all the way 2. they always use the shoulder harness because they think they are cool 3. It does have the worlds smallest pad on it and I never had any padding growing up
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I think he was asking about the b pillar bar (i.e. behind the front seats).
Thanks.... All good info. My kids are older and I worry about them smacking their head or chest on the bar. I will go to Mastercrafts eventually but really just wanting the bars for added support to the cage. I'm running their sport cage and after seeing how GCM2 twisted things up on his flop at KH, that extra tie together might be nice! Those pictures give me a pretty good idea of how the back one ties into the roll bar back there.
Thanks for the info!!! Keep up the great work!!!
Thanks for the info!!! Keep up the great work!!!
Ya I used the cut outs in the roll bar cover for the factory soft top to gauge where it mounted and it worked great.
MTG
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Haha. No worries. You're right, there aren't a lot of pics of the c-pillar bar mounted. Another option is to get the PSC c-pillar bars and then string a connector between them. That's what I plan on doing eventually, though I'm waiting to see the genright full cage in person. Good luck!
A week or so ago I finished up my rock hard cage. I just rattle canned it with the intention of either powder coating or lining it.
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36K...factory warranty is done. Guess it's time to start modifying :cheesy:
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