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Hey i have been gone for a while. I started work at a local shop building roll cages. Well i know have a v8rx7 and a normal 12a. Well we satrted putting a cage in my 85 just a four point and i was wondering if nayone would be insterested in a roll cage it is looking like we could do them for less than anyother place and they are quality built by next week i should have pics. Please email me if you might be interested,'
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mine will be a weld in and probally a six point but alot of websites are selling 4 point bolt in cages and thought i would see if any first gen guys would want one. i can sell them fro under 300.
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this will have a cross bar now on how the cross bar is designed is a debate i want it to cross early so that it will not go into my storage bins. i will be posting pics of the process through out this week and should be finished by the weekend pending any major disaster.
Rotormotor try it but you might learn soon that you will bend a lot of pipe before you can get it perfect also make sure to buy the correct grade of pipe cause i recently saw a guy turn a car over that used sub par pipe and it just crushed in.
Also all cages will have tangs welded on for a 5 point harness. after mine is done we can knock these things out. as for the bolt in weld in issue yes welding is stronger but we all must deal with the means we have . trust me though if you bolt it in or weld it this can be a life saver. My boss is making me put one in the v8 car cause i scare him enough in the milkd street port i have.
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Rotormotor try it but you might learn soon that you will bend a lot of pipe before you can get it perfect also make sure to buy the correct grade of pipe cause i recently saw a guy turn a car over that used sub par pipe and it just crushed in.
Also all cages will have tangs welded on for a 5 point harness. after mine is done we can knock these things out. as for the bolt in weld in issue yes welding is stronger but we all must deal with the means we have . trust me though if you bolt it in or weld it this can be a life saver. My boss is making me put one in the v8 car cause i scare him enough in the milkd street port i have.
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cody nice ride but not today
iotis we are designing the cage where you will have to remove the cargo boxes and notch the frames to fit around the pipe. I will include the a pattern to cut them to fit. like i said it will take a bout a week to have the four point in min i will post pics as we go sso you have some idea. it should look real good when we are done it might be the only thing on the v8 car that looks good.
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iotis we are designing the cage where you will have to remove the cargo boxes and notch the frames to fit around the pipe. I will include the a pattern to cut them to fit. like i said it will take a bout a week to have the four point in min i will post pics as we go sso you have some idea. it should look real good when we are done it might be the only thing on the v8 car that looks good.
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