Modified by hatchii at 1:51 PM 12/28/2005

 

http://www.dtrfab.com

 

junk.. your sig is a bit long bro.. lol

umm can i just ask what kinda car/powerplant you have, post up some pics ?

 

err... they only add safety as long as everyone is wearing their FIA belts no rollcage is safe for your backseat passangers... better of without one IMO

 

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So you want the cage for a street car that won't be tracked?

 

are you sure your car is fast enough for a roll cage?

 

dumbest responce ever.....you do not have to be fast to need or WANT a cage

oh and try this

https://honda-tech.com/zerosearch?id=3288774

 

dude relax.. he was pertaining to this response
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are you sure your car is fast enough for a roll cage?</TD></TR></TABLE>

also try http://www.artmorrison.com

 

yea that would be fine

 

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You don't want a full cage on a street car. It's simply not a good idea. If you're dead-set on installing some sort of bars, look into a roll bar instead, or just skip it altogether and save the money (and added weight).

 

i heard the cusco cage has fitment problems. since the cage was designed for a right hand drive, some modifications will have to be made. i've heard good things about autopower roll cages. great fitment... i'd try their cage before cusco's... custom ones are pretty expensive... there are trade-offs. trade some down time for a custom cage and when they're done, you probably want to make them look pretty. the reason why i like autopower is because you can bolt them in in an afternoon and won't have to paint it or anything.

 

Did you read my post? You don't want a full cage in a street car. Look into an Autopower roll <u>bar</u> if you're absolutely intent on installing something like this in your car. And yes, an Autopower roll bar will allow you to keep your rear seats.

http://www.autopowerindustries.com/Roll_Bars.htm

 

How come you want to keep your rear seats? It would be unsafe for anyone to sit back there with the cage in anyway. Autopower fits really well but I think its like a 6 to 8 week wait for most of them. It is actually kind of a misconception that your car is going to be safer with a cage. For it to be safer you would have to be wearing a helmet. Without the helmet and a restraint system the cage is actually more dangerous in your car. Think about your head bouncing off of steel tubing kind of dangerous.