headache rack

Started by Blazin40s, March 20, 2010, 12:21:08 AM

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Blazin40s

Buildin a cage and wanna put a headache rack on to protect kids from broken straps etc, what kind of steel do I use, I want it to be seethru ish cause its in a k5 blazer
87 K5 Blazer, 42 TSL's, 355ci, TH400/208, D60/14ff

Kyle

u can use expanded metal. thatd work pretty well if u could weld it. or u could use some round bar and run it laterally, that would work too. as long as it aint aluminum or galvanized u should be fine with welding
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ToughBowtieTruck

Hell make the louvers hinge like radiator shutters! Open them on the road, close them when tugging.

Blazin40s

Not a bad idea.....anyone got any pics of 1??
87 K5 Blazer, 42 TSL's, 355ci, TH400/208, D60/14ff

Hammerlane

Expanded metal is your best bet..
this is a safety feature as important as a roll bar in a buggy..
build it STRONG

just my .02
 

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cnoswalt78

well if its a buggy what would stop you from doing full back hoops.(behind the seats) exhaust shop and expanded metal, just need some legs to mount them down peobly ad a nice race car seat style curve in to them.

marshall

i've thought about somethin like this too, some police cars have the metal cage instead of plexi, might find sumthin in a tahoe that would fit decently? dont know if i would trust expanded metal?  maybe 2 layers of it?
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