Or-Fab 2 door cage install
02-13-2010, 04:27 PM
#21
JK Freak
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Brother I got the same problem you do, i'm 1/2 world away for my jeep.
The door pinch seam is a hardy part of the body, if the floor piece is not above such a structural part all it is going to do is cookie cut a piece out of the floor upon impact. If i could see my or any JK that would answer it in a heartbeat.
On R&R i'm home such a short time I don't have time to order parts so i have a pile of stuff waiting on me when I get there.
The door pinch seam is a hardy part of the body, if the floor piece is not above such a structural part all it is going to do is cookie cut a piece out of the floor upon impact. If i could see my or any JK that would answer it in a heartbeat.
On R&R i'm home such a short time I don't have time to order parts so i have a pile of stuff waiting on me when I get there.
I love you......uhhh your jeep! I mean I love your jeep! 
I love "My Jeep" too Thanks!!
09-30-2010, 03:23 PM
#22
JK Enthusiast
I know this thread is a little old but have a question about the fit of the plastic door surrounds from the soft top. Those attach to the stock roll cage but I want to know if they fit right on the OR-Fab cage. Is the the fit the same and do the door surrounds work as well as they did with the factory cage?
10-02-2010, 11:46 PM
#23
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No problem with my soft top surrounds at all. They fit just the same, but the holes in the OR-FAB are a little bigger so it can rotate some. They don't rattle when I drive with the top up or down, doors on or off though.
10-03-2010, 12:49 AM
#24
. On the drivers side I used a flat punch and hammer to removed the materialL. On the passenger side I drilled a series of holes and then puched out the pieces. IMHO a better option than grinding in that tight space IF you watch out for the wires.