Roll Cage Install

[1BADLXCOUPE]

Im just wondering on Roll Cage's. Is it possible, to Bolt together a Weld in style roll cage apon assembly. Im in a full cloth interior Street Car (91 Coupe) so its alittle cramped already, except for me deleting the rear seat apon this install, and Dont want to see a smoke show any time soon because of my headliner, etc. I was just thinking to build some small metal brackets to bolt it together, is this possible? (Im ordering a Jegs 4-Point Bolt in Cage.)

 

[88mouse]

I wouldn't bolt in the back bars. Just get some leather to catch all the slag.

 

[1BADLXCOUPE]

I wouldn't bolt in the back bars. Just get some leather to catch all the slag.

Yeah, I was talking to my father about that. I might just get it welded at the local muffler shop down the street for a few Dollars, easiest way without purchasing a Mig or Tig welder for this short job.

 

[88mouse]

I would also looking in to geting some one that was certified welder to. Just in case you do ever roll the car or anything like that.

I have been welding for 7 years now im not a certified welder or anything but i can run some nice beads. But im going to have a professional do mine in a few weeks.

 

[1BADLXCOUPE]

I would also looking in to geting some one that was certified welder to. Just in case you do ever roll the car or anything like that.

I have been welding for 7 years now im not a certified welder or anything but i can run some nice beads. But im going to have a professional do mine in a few weeks.

These guys have been doing Exhuast for over 30 Years, So, I dont feel it being a problem over that. but thankyou for your input on the Subject, but yes, I would go with a Cert. Welder if I was buying more than a 4 point, or a Custom cage needing certification to run, Its not that deep in the Quarter yet but will be, in the possible future when it retire's as my Daily Driver.