Kenbo's AtoZ cage install.

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Kenbo-Slice

Discussion Starter · #1 · Mar 8, 2011

Here is the formal thread for my cage install for those who have not seen it.

I ordered the cage kit from Zach at AtoZ Fabrication and it sat in my garage for over a month prior to me getting time to fit it (work and school are killers).

Here is the kit, fresh out of the box.

Fitting the upper bars to go to the windshield.

The stock windshield mount gets fitted to the other end of this piece. The OD of the mount fits the ID of the DOM tubing in the kit.

Next comes the center hoop

Next comes the upper windshield bar and intermediates from that to the center hoop.

Once that's all welded, the A-pillars are next. THIS TAKES TIME!

cut the dash, trim some metal stuff the tubing in (multiple times) mark and trim a little at a time. This goes to the base plate in the floor bottom base plate is the AtoZ rocker guard (if you have them) if not, standard steel plate.

Here is Andrew doing some fitment.

Next is the bottom windshield intermediate.

The handles are cake, haha.

The rear half of the cage is simple as it comes...... Pretty cut and dry, ask questions if you have any.

That is pretty much it...... I was too busy to take a ton of pictures but I can answer any install questions or snap certain pictures to help explain anything.

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solarpower

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#12 · Mar 12, 2011

can I get a measurement when you get a chance....

the distance between the (your) factory cage at the rear where you put the spreader. (c-pillars) Basically the distance between the tubes right above your head when you open the tailgate.

At the inside of the tubes if you please.

I have a different brand kit along with another guy and we seem to have received pretty narrow rear spreaders. Just looking for a comparison within say 1/8 of an inch.

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