just use that. Unless you or your engineer have CAD you won't be able to view the file anyway..

The bar work looks great for the kids, but what do you plan to bolt your monkey bars to?

I would be sceptical about the point of a cage bolted to the sierra body panels.

Id suggest to mount the bars to the chassis rails, do it properly or dont bother.

I can draw it, but dont want to.

By the way, your top view is incorrect compared to the isometric drawing. The front support bars going vertically down in the iso, and in the top view its going somewhere else completely.

Be prepared for questions from the engineer though. He may tell you to minimalise your design.

The bar work looks great for the kids, but what do you plan to bolt your monkey bars to?

I would be sceptical about the point of a cage bolted to the sierra body panels.

Id suggest to mount the bars to the chassis rails, do it properly or dont bother.

I can draw it, but dont want to.

By the way, your top view is incorrect compared to the isometric drawing. The front support bars going vertically down in the iso, and in the top view its going somewhere else completely.

Be prepared for questions from the engineer though. He may tell you to minimalise your design.

Its not a engineer I don't think im geting the cage done from a place were they do speedway car cages so surely they know what the best way to go about it.

I thought there was no way to engineer a 6 point cage now?

The tabs/floorplates will be fine, They will save you, but not the car. Also lowspeed crashes only.

A stock wt lwb has a rollbar in the rear just infront of the backdoor, It is mounted through the body only and mounts ontop of the corners also.

For the top, i would get rid of the straight bar, but keep the X. I would do an X in the back also. not just 1 /.

is there any autocad pro's out there that can help me, ill be much appreciated

Isn't it a massive no no to mount a internal cage direct to chassis unless the chassis is incorperated into the floorpan of your car like a normal sedan.

I was told its like this because if the body dislogding from the chassis in a rollover/accident because it could crush you between the moving body and the cage.

weaves

hey just wondering if any of you auszookers guys have any spare time to design me my cage in n00bcad for me.

is there away that they can put the cage so i can still have the back seats in

Not with the cross brace and harness bar. They would most certainly be within the rear passengers head collision zone.

Lose the bracing or lose the seat. (lose the seat )

what if you get the bars padded? still wont let you put the back seats in

No. Padding is not sufficent. The bars would also greatly reduce leg room.

awww well thats just great isnt it, tuff decision. seats or bars

ok just want to have the seats in when i go up the beach for schoolies oh well they can walk know

If you convinced the engineer to let you move the rear bench seat back so it touched the tailgate, you may be able to get enough room to keep him happy. But this will be yet more expense, and 2 more mod plates ( seat mod and seat restraint mod)

Tell your mates to rent mopeds

the cage is quite a reasonable price, how much would the mod plate be for the cage? it isnt a bech seat there two seperate seats. About $100 per mod.

3 hr trip on mopeds might see them the next day