Hey guys, figured I'd ask this question here because someone must have a general idea of the answer.

For an Autopower 6 point bolt in cage.

The question is: How much padding (in terms of ft. because they sell SFI-cage padding at 3 foot lengths) would I need to purchase to fully pad up the passenger/driver-exposed portion of my cage ? Includes the windshield bar, Left/Right upper bars extending towards the winsheild, Left/Right door bars, Left/Right Pillar bars, Upper rear bar behind the driver/passenger's head, and the Crossbar.

Pretty much any portion of the cage a person sitting in the driver's side or passenger's side seat can make severe contact with in the event of a collision.

Thanks in advance guys! Just want to have the padding ready for me when I bolt in the cage.

 

why dont you just measure the bars that need to be padded then add them.
talk about laziness...damn...

 

Unfortunately I'm a full-time student in SoCal, the cage is up in NorCal (6-7 hours away from me). I have a period of 5 days between my last quarter here at UCI and summer courses here at UCI. I want to have the padding ordered and sitting at my house so I can slap the cage in the first day I'm back so I can enjoy it for at least 4 days while I'm up there.

Otherwise, I would measure it and purchase the padding all by myself, but I'm asking the community for help on this issue as someone's done it before .

bump.

 

ahh... thats a genuine problem...sorry if i sounded like an ***...G/L

 

charles at safedrives has padding "kits" available for that particular roll bar.

 

Thanks street, I'll check it out .

 

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no problem. im not sure of his screen name, but hes an H-T sponsor too.