Is there a bolt-in roll cage for an FC that is safe to install in a daily driver?
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Is there a bolt-in roll cage for an FC that is safe to install in a daily driver?
I'm buying an FC with an Autopower roll cage already installed. The previous owner used the car for track days so I guess whenever he drove it he had a helmet on. Just looking at the pics it seems like it wouldn't be a safe setup for a daily driver. Is there another bolt-in roll cage that is safe to install in a daily driver? I'm going to be taking the car everywhere so I won't be able to use a helmet.
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Originally Posted by tinvestor
well unless you are trying to drive while laying down your head should not be near this cage.
Regardless, I'd put some padding or something on it just to get rid of the crappy baby blue color.
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forget to mention that those seats aren't going to be included. I'm getting stock seats instead, so I'm guessing that will leave even less material to support the back of my head.
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Originally Posted by rotorforce
Hey that FC has no sunroof and no power windows.. Is it an 89-90? If so its a GTUs
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Originally Posted by SELLINGA7
forget to mention that those seats aren't going to be included. I'm getting stock seats instead, so I'm guessing that will leave even less material to support the back of my head.
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