Griff Roll Cage Mounts
Discussion
Hi all,
I am trying to fit a roll cage to my 1999 Griff and am trying to find out what thread and size bolts will fit the two original mounting points under the rear parcel shelf......
I have the holes cut out ok, but i havnt found anything in my garage yet that seems a good match....can anyone out there help ?
Cheers
Ian
I am trying to fit a roll cage to my 1999 Griff and am trying to find out what thread and size bolts will fit the two original mounting points under the rear parcel shelf......
I have the holes cut out ok, but i havnt found anything in my garage yet that seems a good match....can anyone out there help ?
Cheers
Ian
wolfm4n said:
Hi all,
I am trying to fit a roll cage to my 1999 Griff and am trying to find out what thread and size bolts will fit the two original mounting points under the rear parcel shelf......
I have the holes cut out ok, but i havnt found anything in my garage yet that seems a good match....can anyone out there help ?
Cheers
Ian
Try calling Neil Garner who has fitted loads of roll bars, he had to tap the threadout as they'd got a fair bit of crap in over the years.I am trying to fit a roll cage to my 1999 Griff and am trying to find out what thread and size bolts will fit the two original mounting points under the rear parcel shelf......
I have the holes cut out ok, but i havnt found anything in my garage yet that seems a good match....can anyone out there help ?
Cheers
Ian
FFG
zombeh said:
DarkMatter said:
I'm sure they are the same thread as a seatbelt bolt, something like 1/2" or 5/8" UNF I think.
Seatbelt bolts are usually 7/16 UNF (I have no idea what the answer to the OP's question is though)Thanks guys
I spoke to Neil Garner earlier as suggested by FFG, and he was really helpful with the information.....and for anyone else who might need to know in future they are 7/16 UNF. Also as suggested by Neil the threads definately needed cleaning out...which i done by grinding three slots up the threads of a spare bolt, and using that as a makeshift tap...works good for just cleaning out threads if you dont have a tap.
Cage now fitted and looks spot on
Cheers
Ian
I spoke to Neil Garner earlier as suggested by FFG, and he was really helpful with the information.....and for anyone else who might need to know in future they are 7/16 UNF. Also as suggested by Neil the threads definately needed cleaning out...which i done by grinding three slots up the threads of a spare bolt, and using that as a makeshift tap...works good for just cleaning out threads if you dont have a tap.
Cage now fitted and looks spot on
Cheers
Ian
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