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Modified cut dashes for easy removal.

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Madgyver

Madgyver

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Okay.. I need to do this!
I hate removing the roll cage just to get behind the dash.
Thinking of splitting dash in 2 pieces for easy removal.

Post more pics please.
 

Mountain Ram

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I have been thinking this same thing for my crawler build... you can squeeze alot more stuff behind the dash when you can see what you are doing!
 

BroncoMabry

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DROCK posted this on another thread about dashes. I really like the way he finished his dash. I think you can see in the last pic that his e-brake is still there. Just tight to the cage. Maybe he could clarify that for us.
 

broncoitis

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Allen, nice job on the cage! Dammit all these cages going through the dash I really like. Problem is that I just finished my cage and like it alot. However, change is a good thing? Right! ?:? :eek: %)
 
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