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Attaching roll cage to frame

azinny

Jr. Member
Joined
Jul 31, 2011
Messages
64
Loc.
Wellesley
Hi guys- wondering if any of you have been able to find some sort of vendor provided roll cage to frame connectors? as of now, my only solution seems to be to go the (expensive) fabrication route. if that's what i gotta do then so be it. curious to see what others have done to tackle this problem. post pics! thx. -alex
 

BroncoDawg

Sr. Member
Joined
Mar 4, 2005
Messages
672
Loc.
Bishop, CA
The major bummer about the tie in kits shown above is that there needs to be a bushing between the frame and tub to allow the same flexibility the body mounts offer. Without bushings, the tie in kits will be trying to tear the tub apart as the frame flexes. Jus' sayin'!
 
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azinny

Jr. Member
Joined
Jul 31, 2011
Messages
64
Loc.
Wellesley
The major bummer about the tie in kits shown above is that there needs to be a bushing between the frame and tub to allow the same flexibility the body mounts offer. Without bushings, the tie in kits will be trying to tear the tub apart as the frame flexes. Jus' sayin'!

dawg- is it possible to add bushings to the tie ins?
 

BluebroncoNC

Bronco Guru
Joined
Jul 30, 2007
Messages
1,768
Loc.
Asheville, NC
Yes, there are kits around that have bushings in with them. Seems like the last set I took a look at were for a jeep, but easily adaptable for the EB. Hmm, after I ordered them I deleted my favorites link.. sorry... but there out there.
 
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