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Step 1 -
Set Car On Level Floor
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Set up the 911 on a level floor or alignment rack.
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911 on Rack
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Step 2 -
Assemble Cage in Car
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Assemble the 4 section of the roll cage in the car (Front, Back, 2 Sides). If you have an interior, you will need to pull back the carpet.
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Rear Cage Contacts
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Strap to Secure Cage
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Step 3 -
Mark and Prep Contact Points
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Using a permanet marker, mark where the roll cage contacts the floor. Make sure to mark the centers to drill out holes for the nuts in the cage mounting plate.
NOTE: The holes in the front are bigger than the holes in the rear. Don't make my mistake and make the holes in the back too a big. They only need to be as big as the bolt holes on the cage rear contact pad on the wheel well
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Front Holes
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Cage Mounting Plate
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Rear Contacts
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Holes Too BIG!
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Step 4 -
Weld Front and Center Mount Plates
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The front and center contact points are on welded plates. The rear contact point uses a sandwich style clamp.
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Welded Contacts
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Center Weld
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Front Web
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Step 5 -
Seal and Protect Welds
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Use a paintable rubber sealer (3M) to protect welds.
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Seal Welds
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Center Weld Sealed
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Paint the cage and contact points.
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Painted Cage
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