Max’s Roxor Build

Max A.

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Shout of to Tom Woods Drive shaft for making the BEST drive shafts and crazy quick turn around.

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Max A.

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Got door latches all fabbed up. the goal was to match the On The Rox doors in the front. It may just be me but it would drive mt nuts if the front and rear doors didn't operate the same way, and that includes the sound they make when they are shut. I came up with a super simple way to mount the latches that allows for adjustment and fine tuning. I sunk them into the sill i made to minimize the possibility of catching your clothing as you jump out. The weather stripping seals the door and keeps anything from rattling. Very happy with how this turned out.
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Max A.

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I've had a set of Wrangler JK rock sliders sitting in the shop for a while. Why not cut them up and use them for this project! I took 8.5 inches out of the middle and sleeved it back together. it is tied into the frame to help stiffen everything up. I also decided to add a body mount towards the middle to make sure the beating these things will take wont ever allow them to get pushed up into the body like the previous ones had done over time.
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Max A.

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The over thinking continues... the rear seat mounts are built to be as safe as possible for obvious reasons. Because the seats tilt back it was important to over build the frames as they will act as the 5point harness mount as well. My daughter always falls asleep on the trail so being able to tilt her back and keep her head from flopping around will be great! I'm still undecided on how to actuate the seat tilt but the pivot is done and working perfect.

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