Code Blue

wondering if any of these options are not going to allow my cage to be certified. Basic info is I'm tall, and I get tired of climbing in and out of a jungle gym to get in and out of my car. Car is street driven, but if they are going to not allow me into a track or get booted, forget it.

this is my first choice:
https://www.appliedracing.net/produc...a13d0cb8cb80a1

Heres another one, that mentions a rule:
http://www.competitionengineering.co...?CatCode=13067


this style doesn't really float my boat feeling safe wise:
http://www.chassisengineering.com/sh...ProductId=1456

champLSinteg

I've seen the first on used plenty of times and the cages got certified so I'll say they are legal.

Bailhatch

The Chassis engineering one is the same as the 2nd one except that you weld the middle as well as the perimiter, I don't see how you can think it's any less safe than the older style one (#2).

The weight of the first one must be more than double that of the other two.

Code Blue

Yea, they are very similar, must just be my thinking. The extra weight isn't an option concerning #1

speeddave

i've heard that the comp eng style ones rattle like a ****. the first link looks like the ones i would use regardless of weight.

dirty19

iTrader: (1)

The one says it complies with NHRA spec.. What sort of racing are you wanting to do?

Code Blue

car will be tracked regularly at the drag strip

9bells

ART makes the nice stuff, I only use that style. The other ones look weak in comparison.

toddvw

the comp engineering ones are deff noisy. and deff a pain to drill if you already had the door bars welded to the hoop