Anyone got pics of how they ran wires on their cage? I know multiple places make zip tie tabs. I would have liked to run it though the cage but forgot to drill holes. Just looking for what others have done to spark an idea. Thanks.
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Attaching wires to cage.
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kmcminn
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Lil ugly
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I was thinking of using weld studs and the cushioned cable clamps for installing my wiring and hoses. I do like the tabs though. Might have to make a jig and make some from straight stock.
TBItoy
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back before you could buy little tabs like that cheap, I'd take washers and weld them to the tube/frame for zip tie points. very simple and a sack of washers is dirt cheap.
If you use bigger ones like 5/16 or 3/8 you can lay it down flat, weld outside about 1/3 way around, then bend the washer out a bit to make a tab. Or just butt weld it on. either way works.
If you use bigger ones like 5/16 or 3/8 you can lay it down flat, weld outside about 1/3 way around, then bend the washer out a bit to make a tab. Or just butt weld it on. either way works.
Eddyj
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Under my dash I welded I bunch of 3/4 or 1 inch lock washers. I opened them up a little. And only welded them at one end to the tube. That way wires could be added and changed during the build.
Lil ugly
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washers are not a bad idea. Could get some big lock washers and finish cutting them in half and they would be ready made tabs.
