That's awesome !!!!
Looks right to me.
That's going to look good all mounted up.
Oh, I like that! It fits the body nice. I think I like it better than the Honcho and the Proline cage.
I’m gonna have to pick one of these up!
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That looks good dez! Tire fits nicely down inside the cage too.
I agree b-mow, it looks better than either of the other cages.
Ive been wantin to get the chevy c10 2 piece body for my father in law n cut the bed for the cage to fit inside it
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Yea, overall I’m very pleased with the Cross cage!
Thanks to everyone that encouraged me to get it. Very easy to put together and even after trimming a portion of the cage, it still remains rigid!
So I had to space the shock tower out a bit to allow the cage to fit between them.
No biggy, I dug into hardware stash and come up with a (2) 3x25 stainless button head bolts, (4) 3x16 stainless button head bolts, and (6) 5x5 Nylon spacers.
The 3x16 and two of the spacers where used to space the towers out.
The 3x25 and the other spacer where used to space the shock out. The longer 25mm bolt was required as it retains both the shock and the rear portion of the lower link.
Now that the cage fits between the towers, the lower front portion of the cage was hitting the transmission on the Injora chassis.
A couple quick zips with the Dremel and the offending sections where eliminated.
Now that these sections where removed, the cage slipped right into place.
I’m going to relocate the spare tire and the fuel cell as pictured.
I think it looks awesome!
I might shorten the wheelbase a bit and lop off an inch or inch and a half of the rear portion of the frame as well? Thoughts?
That’s how it sets at the moment.