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    Is Welding A Role Cage Hard To Do Or Should I Get A Pro To Do It!


    I have a 94 honda civic dx hatch!
    If you say I shouldnt do it myself how much would it be and were?

    If I can do it what kind of welder would I need?
    THANKS!!!!!

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    just buy a bolt in one, alot cheaper and they work just fine unless you plan to break into the 9's where you need one that is a bit more professional
    :boobies:

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    turbo dave im sure can do it

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    naw i want it to be welded in, and how can i get in touch with turbo dave

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    Quote Originally Posted by 94Teghatch
    naw i want it to be welded in, and how can i get in touch with turbo dave
    turbodave.com 770-943-1968

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    If you have to ask.. You probally cant do it...

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    if you can't even spell roll cage right then i'd assume you can't weld one the proper way.

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    yes welding a roll cage is tough...its no joke. thats something that takes lots of practice to do halfway right

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    i have alot of experiance welding and i wouldnt do my car but ill try yours

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    Quote Originally Posted by civichatch95
    i have alot of experiance welding and i wouldnt do my car but ill try yours

    lol

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    why wont you buy mine 4 point bolt on roll cage for $250.

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    welding in a rollcage is hard. if you want it to look good then u tig weld everything except where the bars meet the plates. operating the pedal of a tig welder with ur knees and elbow while laying on ur back is not easy, trust meet. get somone who know what they are doing to do it.

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    the offer is still there i will practice on yours

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