RockHard 4x4 Sport Cage Install Part 1

Here is the first installment of the rockhard 4x4 sport cage install for Chewy. I wouldn't call the installation easy but it will be worth it. In the next installment I'll be working on the dash bar, windshield bar, and overhead bars. I also purchased the rear cage kit to. Follow along as I installed this cage in the chewy.
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[@moabwheeling]

That is so true . Take care my friend.

[@TheRightLine]

Thank you have a great weekend!

[@moabwheeling]

Going to be awesome when your done . That sucks that a company that makes products cant sell a product without a bunch of fab work from the consumer to make it fit . I've been looking into a cage kit for my TJ ( Bodie ) and it seems that all kits require the consumer to make it fit . Looking forward to your next video . Take care !!!

[@TheRightLine]

Kinda reminds me of something that a friend of mine used to say. He used to make fun of people who used to say, "all you gotta do," when they referred to how easy they thought something was gonna be. There is no, "all you gotta do," he would say. It always involves an investment of your time, tool, skills, whatever to make anything fit. Unless you're installing floor mats.😆

[@toddlively6044]

What did you have to do with the dash speakers?

[@TheRightLine]

Nothing. It fit around them. Thank you for watching.