Mud-club
Vehicle & Technical => Defender => Topic started by: Tiki Al on May 08, 2007, 20:19:10
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Anyone had a cage from whitbread off road ?
i've been looking at their external cages, and for the price they look rather tempting but i'd like to hear from someone who's fitted one if poss to get a view as to what there like
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they work, put it that way :wink:
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:(biglaugh): had cause to need it huh
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funnyly enough im looking at a cage for my truck & it looks like its gonna be a whitbread one
problem now being is do i fit it myself or do i get them to fit it for £105
Means a trip to walesshire but i can break that up as the missus stays just local to them
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mike id get them to fit it, real good people, make a damn good job, frined just had a full external on his 90 and it did the job aswel, 1st outing out aswel :shock:
didnt distort or twist, so i can reccomend them
afink i might have a pic of it onits roof some where :lol:
dan
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think i'd have to fit it myself as there 240 miles from me :(
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think i'd have to fit it myself as there 240 miles from me :(
400 for me :wink:
but then its some1 elses problem getting it to fit
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its not that, they got all the jigs and everything, so what would take you a weekend, wil take them hours :wink:
also you no its right then, and havent got that little voice in back of your head sayin is it strong enough :?
a ill fitted cage will do more damage than no cage at all
just worth the thought :wink:
100 pound more and a 90 that survives, or save 100 quid and go pub and then have one written off 90 and be in a coma in hospital :?
there isnt a compramise in my eyes really :?
dan
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here here.
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220 for me :roll:
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too true and i suppose i could make a weekend of it and get some welsh mud in my treads :D
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think some of it is pshycological tho.....jsut cos someone else fits the same thing and you pay them ..don't mean it's fitted any better than you would do yourself..but because you didn't fit it yourself you feel more confident in the product...that's just lack of trust within yourself :D
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I have seen a few of Whitbred's cages on various motors whilst at trials, and they look really well made. He has bulit up a good reputation for making a good cage. I would condsider going to them for a cage rather than just nipping an hour down the road to QT.
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think some of it is pshycological tho.....jsut cos someone else fits the same thing and you pay them ..don't mean it's fitted any better than you would do yourself..but because you didn't fit it yourself you feel more confident in the product...that's just lack of trust within yourself :D
they wouldnt be in the trade else :wink:
why rip someone off, put someone's life at risk ??
do you really think they gonna put there reputation on the line :?
if someone got hurt/killed due to there cage being ill fitted.. who's responsable, the company
not moaning or picking on you so dont take it the wrong way, as what you say is quite correct, there are many cowboys out there, but take it from me they are a reputable company, there cages are good and they do work, the quality of workmanship is brilliant
dan
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i feel confident enough to fit it myself, but i'd have to do it in the street and possibly in the rain :( , so for a few quid more i think i'll make a weekend of it. just need to arrange it all now :?
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isnt as easy as you think to fit a cage, took me 4 days to fit my cage properly
spreader plates on chassis, braces, getting holes in right place, removing rear floor and refitting ect
its alot more involved than you think, not that im questioning your compitance
dan
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The other side of this is Malcolm (Whitbread) uses one of his own on his comp safari machine, whats good for the goose and all that!