Does anyone or know someone that is using this rollcage in a 99-00 civic coupe? It's the 6 point weld-on one and i wanted to see how well it fits in the car with full interior. Well if anyone has pics of it, please post some. Or if someone knows anyone that can do a custom rollcage real good in the Houston-Dallas-San Atonio area, please hook me up with some info. Thanx and peace out.

 

i would like to know as well.i have been looking at them,but would like to hear about them first.i really don't want one at all because i feel like the car is to nice.but if i go to an event i want to be legal.

 

I have another question. They advertise that their competition weld-in cages are NHRA legal. Are they legal for Pro Classes...like Pro Stock?

 

its a lot of work. you gotta cut and size and notch the beams yourself.

 

do you have one urself? i'd like to see pics in the car if you have one. thanx.

 

Call Art Morrison at 800-929-7188

 

art is a great guy and his products are quality. we've test fitted prototypes for him, as well as installed his products in our own cars. i highly recommed AME.

 

got pics? i emailed his tech support and they emailed me back with the link to their website, but there's nothing there that has good pictures.

 

i'll try to find some.

 

If you dont mind.. i would really appreciate it.

 

I don't know much about AME, but I do know of the shop that I go to. They're called AR Fabrication and they're based out of Virginia. http://www.arfabrication.com If you give Howard a call I'm positive he can set you up with whatever you need, extremely nice guy. All their cages are NHRA approved. I know he did Sean Glazer's car and many other pro racers. Give him a call, or check out the website, you won't be disappointed.

 

thanx man, i just wished they lived closer to me.

 

I have an AME cage in the CRX. But it's fully gutted...and it's a CRX.

It is quite a bit of work to put together your self. But you will learn a lot, and will be proud of yourself in the end... you have to cut and notch yourself. And in the case of my cage, the pictures of it weren't what we received... It still fit, and worked ok, I would just have rather had it the way it was in the pictures, it would've made things easier, I think.

but they make more of a budget option. If you are a show car, or pro racer with a big budget, I would suggest going full custom, and not a DIY kit.