DAMMMMMMNNNNN!

If only roll cages were street legal in Israel...

 

After I get the body done, my winter job is doing the interior... so after the first of the year I may want a 4 point bar... talk about a serious rear strut bar!

 

The pics of the roll cage is a 6pts, not 8pts wink1.gif
VERY cheap at 350$
Made of steel or chromoly?
Available for accent X3?

 

good Eye larry.. fing02.gif

it made of both steel or chromoly its your choice and they are aveiable for all korean cars even the XG

 

so are these roll cages street legal?? and will you be able to have your back seat up?

 

When can we start?

 

ya know what im out of the cage...after looking @ it im not too impressed by the design or the fact that the only thing holding that bolt in cage together is grade 8 Bolts

usually to do a safe bolt in cage the pole goes into a sleeve @ least 5 inches long and a bolt goes through that... that way fi the bolt breaks the pole doesnt come across your car and slice off ur head


ill weld in my own cage

BTW that cage probably wont be NHRA or SCCA legal... just so u guys know

 

^^ Hahaha...I was just about the post that Viper. Those are NOT SCCA legal at all.

And as for looping harnesses through the rear strut bar....that's like the worse place to loop them. Especially since all you've got holding the bar stable is a bolt on each end of the strut bar. If you wanna rely on something like that, where as harness bar that bolts in place of where the top of the seat belts are bolted onto..then don't expect to compete in any SCCA competitions. And if I'm not mistakened...NHRA regulations are several times more strict that SCCA ones...so chances are, that won't go through.

I believe Sparco and Corbeau have an install guide that specifically say you should NOT attach your harness belts to your rear strut bar.

I think you can find cheaper prices for those roll cages from a nearby roll cage shop. I know of one that does CNC work as well, and for what you pay for, you get high quality craftsmanship.

And technically...full out roll cages are illegal for street use. Mostly because when you do have a full roll cage built for your car, you're REQUIRED to pad all the bars around your head, and wear a helmet at all times. And that's just for safety reasons.

It would be rather amusing to see someone cruising along the highway, wearing a helmet in their car though.

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (ArcticChill @ Sep 15 2005, 01:13 AM)</div><div class='quotemain'>It would be rather amusing to see someone cruising along the highway, wearing a helmet in their car though.
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haha.gif hahahahaah

 

ok you guys think that i am going to post up some trarsh???? something that has not been tested... what do you people take me for i go out of my way trieing to help people out but offering good quality stuff not garbaged....

so much for that go ahead and lock this f***er i am done.
i am dissipointed at the additudes i see here...