Installing a Roll Cage has Never Been This EASY
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
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Tay has done his share of roll cages in the past, but it's never been this easy. Our neighbor Conner from Grove's Automotive ordered an 8 point roll cage for his BMW E90 from cagekits.org
Cage Kits is an awesome company run by Rob Parsons (aka ChairSlayer) who has been featured many times on @TheHoonigans and was in an awesome series called "Unprofessionals". Every cage is made after 3D scanning the interior of the car to make sure the dimensions are perfectly accurate.
We were so shocked with how much easier it was to install one of these cages, we would wholeheartedly recommend looking to CageKits if you're looking to put a roll cage into your drift / race car.
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CageKits: cagekits.org/
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:37 Talking about Cage Kits
04:44 Talking about Roll Cages
11:34 Prepping for Install
14:42 Cage Goes In
18:41 Welding the Complex Joints
23:58 Removing the Sound Deadening
26:59 Final Day of Work
32:45 Mounting the Steering Wheel
35:55 Overview and Final Thoughts
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Produced & Hosted by: Tay Whiteside
Filmed by: Tay Whiteside and Walker Hooper
Featuring: Aaron Dykstra, Jake Freeland, and Steve Heintzel
Edited by: Walker Hooper
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Any technique or methodology shown in this video is purely for entertainment and informational purposes only. Lift Arc Studios and their associated craftsmen are not liable for any injury or damage to your shop or surrounding areas you man incur while trying to emulate these builds. Remember, be safe, have fun, work smart! 
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I just watched your video on building a welding table. As my company's current CNC plasma operator, when I cut big shit, I'll set my zero point and tell the machine to jump to the farthest points from there to make sure I stay on my sheet. Generally, it saves me several minutes of fighting the metal to line it up. Also, on jobs that take a lot of time, I'll let the machine run the whole program and PRAY TO GOD the computer and the Voltage Height Control talk and respond fast enough. (I've had plenty of expensive disasters where they couldn't though...)
Time to do a little shipyard technique known as mirror welding.
Very beautiful job guys. Tay and the gang always working hard and making me 😂😂😂Can't wait to see more updates an projects and many more videos soon my friends. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friends. Fab On. Weld On. Keep Making. God bless.
Nice job guys
The more triangle the stronger it gets .great job 👍 love your video
I was lucky enough to bump into Rob and Hert at TA in Sydney Australia a few years ago, both are super humble guys and are just the biggest car nerds.
super love to hear that! would love to meet them someday
@@LiftArcStudios Would have loved to have a few beers with them and chat more.
love it
Welders do it in all positions.Tay is the proof.
I've done several roll cages I thought your rocker box trick what is a pretty good idea. Punching a hole through the floor going to work also. I find it more convenient and better Weld positioning by removing the top. You can stand up easy access welding a top back on is no big deal. Just food for thought😎
U r doin it like pros!
Great to see a company who makes a product with such fitment and simple ‘retard’ marks to help make the end user/ installer have a smooth experience. 👍 great video lift arc
Tip for drilling and not wanting to punch through something else. Grab an appropriate length socket and set your drill bit to depth and hold socket over as a stop for when you punch through. Not my idea but can’t remember where I saw it. Maybe Dirt Lifestyle.
Nope... As nice as the cage kit is my Back, Ribs, Knees, and Shins are hurting just watching this install. Lol there aren't enough moving blankets in the western hemisphere 😂 You're a better man than I am. Nice job.
21:42 - does the backside of that joint get another piece of tube over it later? Might just be camera lens distortion but looks like a big gap to fill!
Great video. good content and explanation through out. Do you get fed up of putting up those 2 wall banners at the start of your video's. Thanks for taking the time to put together your presentations
Amazing brother.
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2 ways to go with that sound deadner either heat it up with a torch or a high quality heat gun or freeze it with some dry ice. The hot part is much more convenient but really messy.
Wow, the order of operations decisions would have had me twitching for weeks trying to decide!
Aaron looks a lot like Colin Farrell. 😂
For easy removal of the sound deadening. Heat the metal its attached to from the back, it just peels off.
what's up with the big gap at the joint to the halo at about 21:40?
Two more intersecting Rear down struts and cross members cover that gap. There's an oval pattern scratched onto the main hoop at 21:43 showing where will they fit-up to. Pause it at 30:31 - 30:33 to see them after they were installed.
Need some more videos on you driving now, or a second channel!
Fence pipe go's by O D
That a full race car omg...2 bad the motor blow up very easily if if built...
If that BMW didnt need a clock spring before, it probably does now... Try not to spin steering wheels or columns when they're disconnected
:D
Contiguous... Continuous is for time dimension.
Sound deadening and dry ice are horrible friends.
Scratching (yes scratching) letters into car paint is not recommended.
You really need to stop welding on the screen. My eyes always take 60 minutes to recover from all of the UV coming through the screen. Definently a saftey issue.