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Old 06-23-05, 05:00 PM
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kit RollCages?
are there any company out there that make bolt in roll cages?

im looking to get a bolt together one, and welded it all in properly for track racing..

this site http://www.swracecars.com/ has them listed for $169 for an 8point, and $249 for a 10point...

has anyone delt with these guys before?

thanks in advance,Dan.
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Originally Posted by turbo-polak
are there any company out there that make bolt in roll cages?

im looking to get a bolt together one, and welded it all in properly for track racing..

this site http://www.swracecars.com/ has them listed for $169 for an 8point, and $249 for a 10point...

has anyone delt with these guys before?

thanks in advance,Dan.
Autopower makes bolt in kits.
So do you want a bolt in kit or custom welded one? You say you want this for the track.... Open track days? Competition? If the later, consider the class you plan to run in for specifics.. SCCA GCR is you friend.
I would strongly recommend against installing a $169 8-point cage or $249 10-point for anything!
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You might also check out Kirk Racing products.
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i just installed an autopower roll bar, bolt on. pretty nice.

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i was hoping to buy a bolt-in cage, and welding it in. making the job a lot easier?
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go with autopower then.
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i was hoping to buy a bolt-in cage, and welding it in. making the job a lot easier?
You'd be missing the point of a "bolt in" cage.
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kd86Rx7, you got any pix of your cage? (sorry to hijack)
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