5th gen cage ?
08-12-2007, 07:38 AM
#2
I think Mike Jez (blackbirdVQ) was talking about getting one done, but I don't think he's done it yet.
You don't really need pics though.....a cage is a cage, and they're all built differently depending on who builds them and what their purpose is (using for SCCA racing, they have to be SCCA-spec, using for NASA, need to be NASA-spec, etc...)
In the mid-atlantic, the absolute best place to get a cage built is at Piper Motorsports in Sterling, Va - they do most of the race cages in this area. But they're NOT cheap.....
You don't really need pics though.....a cage is a cage, and they're all built differently depending on who builds them and what their purpose is (using for SCCA racing, they have to be SCCA-spec, using for NASA, need to be NASA-spec, etc...)
In the mid-atlantic, the absolute best place to get a cage built is at Piper Motorsports in Sterling, Va - they do most of the race cages in this area. But they're NOT cheap.....
08-12-2007, 05:18 PM
#3
Autopower doesn't offer a kit and a custom cage is gonna run ya probably $1-2K in all. What you got in mind? And street driving's a no-no unless you're wearing a helmet to and from events.
08-18-2007, 05:07 PM
#4
Acutally if it wasn't for a full cage in my friends B13, he wouldn't be alive. He would drive his car daily and car got hit really hard- made it flip and tumbled over a few times. Cage held the roof up and saved his life as the roof would probably collapse on him.
Cage is good for the street too, just make sure to wear a seat belt.
I'm going to make my own cage soon, but I just got my Quaife and thats straining the car budget a bit.
Cage is good for the street too, just make sure to wear a seat belt.
I'm going to make my own cage soon, but I just got my Quaife and thats straining the car budget a bit.
08-19-2007, 09:04 PM
#5
Originally Posted by BlackBIRDVQ
Acutally if it wasn't for a full cage in my friends B13, he wouldn't be alive. He would drive his car daily and car got hit really hard- made it flip and tumbled over a few times. Cage held the roof up and saved his life as the roof would probably collapse on him.
Cage is good for the street too, just make sure to wear a seat belt.
I'm going to make my own cage soon, but I just got my Quaife and thats straining the car budget a bit.
Cage is good for the street too, just make sure to wear a seat belt.
I'm going to make my own cage soon, but I just got my Quaife and thats straining the car budget a bit.
08-23-2007, 04:06 PM
#7
Originally Posted by rvamaxima
I was thinking about installing a cage for autocross but mostly street use. good point about the head banging.
08-24-2007, 11:36 AM
#8
Originally Posted by rvamaxima
I was thinking about installing a cage for autocross but mostly street use. good point about the head banging.
08-25-2007, 01:55 PM
#9
Originally Posted by Matt93SE
Neither of those are good applications for a caged car. only reason you would want a roll cage would be for road course or rally use OR IF YOU ARE ENTERING HOT IMPORT NIGHTS.
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