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Re-installing Interior Panels and Carpet

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LSXcalade Roll Cage + Interior Overview: NHRA 8.50 Cert With FULL Interior!

What happens here

The creator proceeds to show the extensive trimming and reinstallation of interior panels and carpet around the roll cage. He points out scuffs on the cage floor where cargo (like merchandise bins from 'Street Car Takeover' events) has rubbed against it, confirming the vehicle's utility despite the cage. He meticulously trimmed the plastic interior pieces and carpet to fit snugly around the cage bars, stating he took a 'strategic path' through the carpet to hide cuts and was 'really anal' about the fit and finish, even though it was a time-consuming process. This DIY effort highlights the commitment to a clean, integrated look.

Goal: Achieve a clean and integrated look by trimming and reinstalling interior components around the roll cage.

Tools and materials

  • Cutting Tools — Trimming plastic panels and carpet
  • Carpet OEM — Re-fitting around the roll cage
  • Interior Panels — Re-fitting around the roll cage

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can get a little better view this way I think that's a that's a nasty angle right there just cuz you have like three bars coming at you you can see here that painful scuff down there because I actually do put stuff back here I've had all of the merch pins for the streetcar takeover and the easy up in the back of this thing for the OKC event I had both easy ups and like several boxes of shirts stuff back here and I drove an hour to the track raced for an 9 and put it all back in and came back up so that was pretty cool but I usually when you get a car back from the cage guy they don't do the interior so I had to do that and I had to trim turn that piece of plastic out for this as well as over there I took a strategic path through the carpet here so you couldn't really see the line and I was really really anal about how it fit around the bar I got started to get pretty good at it no but son of a pecker there was something back here rattling like bad I just figured it was the cage rattling off the body but you know what I think it was this thing Wow you can see some witness marks down there from it rubbin and you can also see that I didn't take out any of the sound deadening for this I put it all back in everything that was here before is back in it this cage actually has 91 feet of tube in it I used chromoly I didn't built the cage Nathan Dressler cage rage fab did the cage he did a great job this is actually the only fabricated thing sounds nice the only fabricated thing in here that I didn't do myself I did all the engine bay stuff myself Nate knocked this out he said it was the biggest pain in the ass that he's ever dealt with and he never wants to do it again so really thank him for that cage you guys don't get any love but he he killed it with this I used the swing outs so I could take him out the free driving and ironically I have never done that yet

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