87-95 was the first generation wrangler, the YJ. The roll cage should be the same as no major changes to the body were made until the TJ (97-03).
In a rollover situation, the Jeep. It has a roll bar where the Tahoe does not.
You would put a roll cage on a Jeep Scrambler CJ8 by just screwing it onto the front of the car. The process is very easy and most people should be able to do it.
it has a roll bar that is bolted to the body its called a sport bar not much protection compared to a roll bar welded to the frame
Yes. But you might have to do some moving around with it if you have a custom roll cage
nope, they are the same body tub and the same "CJ style" roll bar
yes this is an option offered when you build or create your own wrangler. it will slightly block your drivers side view since it mounts on the roll bar.
yes the will fit... unless you have modified the roll cage to cover the front passenger compartment, the plastic molding gets in the way of the aftermarket/ custom rollcage.... minor adjustments may be nessasary to fit properly.
You have to unbolt the winshield from the roll cage, then fold down the windshield. Most models are similar but some do varry. Owners manual is detailed.
It should fit, the models made in 96 were actually sold as 95's and were YJ tubs, the TJ didn't roll out until 97.
There is a knob on each door... These, however, do not actually control the mirrors. They roll the windows down so you can reach out and manipulate the mirrors with your hands.
A roll cage reinforces the body to the frame. The point of a roll cage is so if the driver crahses, the car won't "pancake".