I was thinking of buying one, but I don't know where they bolt/weld down to, so I'd like to see where they go b4 I make the purchase. I've got a stereo I really like, and I would hate to have to chop it up for the cage.

 

Are you talking about the full cage, or just the 4 point rollbar? Here is some info on the autopower rollbar installed in a Type R:
http://www.itrca.com/faq/index.asp?p...er_rollbar.asp

 

full cage. or any cage/ roll bar that doesn't require me to remove my rear speakers, but will still be functional.

Does anyone know anything about those monkey bars? are they just for show or do they actually have a purpose?

 

few good pics...

http://216.133.250.14/news_article.asp?aID=691

 

those harnesses are attached way wrong...hope that guy doesn't wreck

 

I noticed that. His spine could get crushed in an impact if the harness pulls down hard enough.

 

hey i noticed that too, i forget what the minimum or maximum angle the straps should be at but know that's not right. He should at least have a harness bar.

 

http://albums.photopoint.com/j/Album...&a=9281367&f=0

Yes, you can have your rear speakers. However, you have to attach them only by the front 2 screws, leaving the 3rd screw in the back loose. This means you no longer have the air seal between the front and back of the speaker, which basically takes the bass away.

I have the 4-point Autopower "race roll bar," which is the back half of the cage. I have a full interior. I did not have to cut any holes in the large side panels. I sent the rear supports through the speaker cover holes, and then trimmed the speaker covers to fit in. Several people who know nothing about cars have actually told me "wow, I didn't know this car came with a rollbar."

HTH, Rainmaker

 

Does anyone know anything about the Akimoto Monkey Bars recently made available? They look like they're just for show, but does anyone know if they are at all funcitonal?

 

Does anyone have a good link about how to put up safety harness. i dont know much about them, but i wanna learn. About the angles and stuff, and what to mount them too.