ok, I have a standard 6 point cage. the best pic I have is:

http://www.pnw4x4.net/images/temp/DCP01246.JPG

I plan to use some 1.75"x.120 for a spreader between the two feet at the bottom of teh cage, so I can run some smaller tube across to tie the seats in to. (one goal is to cut the floor out to make room for a clocked up atlas with 0" body lift, so the tube can't get in the way of that)

I was also going to run some 8" long or so diagnol supports to the frame the seats sit on.

what else should be added, it lacks diagnol supports, where should I add them?

First you might try the search feature and look at some of the 1000's of cage pics on this site:rolleyes:
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I would say a cross bar at the dash on the front hoop and at least a diagonal bar behind your seats. (going from the drivers head to the passengers feet) Then you could gusset all the joints.

Make sure it's all tied to the frame

If I tie it in to the frame, how are you guys tying it in, in the back end where the cage bolts to the fenders. I haven't seen any pics of that.

Originally posted by Travis Waldher
If I tie it in to the frame, how are you guys tying it in, in the back end where the cage bolts to the fenders. I haven't seen any pics of that.

Pix are around. I've seen them. Mostly a plate underneath bolted to the back of the cage then a tube from that plate down to the frame.

heres 1 pic http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/attachment.php?s=&postid=695426
and here's another of my rig. Both are of the rear tie ins. http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/attachment.php?s=&postid=695427

any problems with the body cracking the way you did it?

Looks like you just bolted straight through with no bushing.

Originally posted by Travis Waldher
any problems with the body cracking the way you did it?

Looks like you just bolted straight through with no bushing.

no bushing, no problems.

Here's another one. Similar to Aggro's pic...

http://www.dehesa4x4.com/hungryjpr/orangecrash/980124-001.jpg

Matt B