I would like to get a roll cage for my car. But i need to know where i can get one for my car, also i would like to get one that is light wieght but looks good. Can anyone give some insight.

 

I don't know if I can help but pm rostr02. He's putting in a roll cage and he's from glassport pa. It's near pittsburgh if that helps.

 

is your car going to be for racing or show? If it is for show please go to the appearange forum it it is for dedicated LEGAL racing I will be able to help.

 

I was thinking of a bolt in cage for daily use. CRXs scare me cause if I get hit I would be in a world of hurt. I dont plan on racing. But just plan on bracing the car for a t-bone collision.

 

If thecar scares you then there is something very wrong with your comfort level.
A roll cageis for track use not the street. If by some chance your head makes contact in an accident the results will NOT be pretty. I don't care if you use padding or not. For that matter it maynotbe legal in your state to haveone that is more than a 4-point (rear downtubes and hoop. Our CRX lives on a trailer because it is a race setupand the safety of the cage requires a hemet.

Drive safe-enjoy your car

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jc836 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If thecar scares you then there is something very wrong with your comfort level.
A roll cageis for track use not the street. If by some chance your head makes contact in an accident the results will NOT be pretty. I don't care if you use padding or not. For that matter it maynotbe legal in your state to haveone that is more than a 4-point (rear downtubes and hoop. Our CRX lives on a trailer because it is a race setupand the safety of the cage requires a hemet.

Drive safe-enjoy your car</TD></TR></TABLE>

well said if driving a crx scares you then i would suggest not getting a crx i happen to love the ride of mine and am only scared when next to a 18 wheeler or a rather large suv

for a bolt in cage check kirk racing their cages are very well made

 

Autopower bar. Welded the crossbar and added a passenger side strap bar.




You may have some door panel clearance issues. Nothing a heat gun wont fix.

 

i take it thats DOM tubing? i'm buying a Autopower Street roll bar and welding in the diaganol support and harness bar in my car. BTW is the Autopower bar for our cars 1.75in or 2in? 2in is required (according to NASA) for car weighing in at 2100Lb+ and for less then 2100Lb it's 1.75, i forget the thickness