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So who is going to be the first to perform a cage chop on 700-4 that is the first thing i am going to do that is the only thing that dosent appeal to me is the school bus look. Needs to lose around 5 inchs off the top an flattin the bars out from front to back
 

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We will be expecting pictures.
 

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I took the rear roll bar off my M4 just by removing 10 bolts. Since I am a tall guy I do not plan on making the roll bar any shorter.
I'm with you, at 6'7", I much prefer the cage nice and tall. Keeps my melon from dragging if I end up shiny side down.
 

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I haven't gotten my 700-4 yet, but when I do 3" need to come off the top. I am glad there is some discussion on this matter. Mine also needs to fit in my cargo trailer. I was thinking maybe just deflate the tires in and out, but that would be a hassle.
 

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Yea i want it to have a sporty looking bar and drop it down some i am in hopes that they come out with some long travel suspension for these rigs hopefully it happens.
 

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I assume the doors and rear panels will not fit if the roll bar is lowered?
Yes, once you chopped, you'd have to keep on chopping.
 

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I just discovered that with the plastic roof the height is about 81".:eek: I have a 74" door on my trailer.:mad: Dang, one thing leads to another. I don't think I can even deflate the tires that much!
Have the same problem. I don't think it would of fit without the top either. Mine is an enclosed livestock trailer. It would of been a good place to store it when not in use. Not sure about chopping up the pioneer so it may be time to start looking for a taller livestock trailer.
 

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I would think the soft wouldn't increase any height. With that and deflating the tires I could squeeze in. 78" with out the hard top. I have a 74" door. It does pose a problem. I may go look at a used stock trailer today. Some of them have taller doors than my cargo trailer.
 

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I like the roll cages, I see a customized aluminum top with an area where the the front cage joins the rear to store extra gear. Or maybe when you have 4 people you can put everything on the roof.
 

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Have the same problem. I don't think it would of fit without the top either. Mine is an enclosed livestock trailer. It would of been a good place to store it when not in use. Not sure about chopping up the pioneer so it may be time to start looking for a taller livestock trailer.
Maybe a set of slave wheels with no tires on them and a couple passengers in the back would get it to fit. Then swap the wheels and tires when you get where your going. Seems like a pain but might save you from getting a new trailer.....
 
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