Metal Tech FJ40 Land Cruiser Roll Cage Rear Frame Tie Kit - Four Point drop to frame

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Metal-tech 4x4 FJ40 Rear Frame Tie-In Kit - w/4 drops to the frame Strengthen the rear section of your Land Cruiser’s roll cage with the Metal-tech 4x4 Rear Frame Tie-In Kit. Engineered for durability and ease of installation, this kit creates a solid structural connection between the rear of your cage and the vehicle frame—significantly improving rigidity, safety, and long-term trail performance. Complete Rear Frame Tie Kit Each kit includes: (4) Elliptical heavy-duty scab plates (2) Rear mounting plates for the underside of the tub (4) Frame tie tubes Premium Construction Our tie tubes are made from the same 2" DOM tubing used in our full roll cages—ensuring strength, consistency, and reliability. Each tube is shipped extra-long , giving installers the flexibility to trim and fine-tune the fit for their specific vehicle. Engineered for a Strong, Stress-Resistant Connection The included elliptical scab plates reinforce the FJ40 frame and provide a strong, uniform welding surface. Their constant-arc design ensures that all welds to the frame are curved , distributing stress more evenly and helping prevent cracking over time. Installation Requirements This kit is designed for builders and professional installers familiar with metal fabrication. Cutting, notching, and welding are required to properly install and integrate the frame ties into the vehicle. Simple, Effective Reinforcement Once installed, this rear frame tie kit dramatically improves the strength and stability of the rear cage anchoring—enhancing overall vehicle safety and structural integrity. Vehicle Fitment FJ40 Rear Frame Tie Kit fits: 1963–1983 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40

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• Metal-tech 4x4

  Metal Tech FJ40 Land Cruiser Roll Cage Rear Frame Tie Kit - Four Point drop to frame · Orderable · stock unverified

  Checked Nov 5, 2026
  $269.95
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