CUSCO roll cage installed
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Does anyone know the amount of work required to fit the front half of the cusco cage in an american spec FD? Since it is made for a RHD car, I know it would interfere with the cramped interior space as it is, but I've heard of people doing it
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Originally Posted by 1revn3rdgen
The cusco cages are just for looks/show.I had one they look really nice but they are not approved for any type of racing.
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Originally Posted by 1FooknTiteFD
Does anyone know the amount of work required to fit the front half of the cusco cage in an american spec FD? Since it is made for a RHD car, I know it would interfere with the cramped interior space as it is, but I've heard of people doing it
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Originally Posted by 1revn3rdgen
The cusco cages are just for looks/show.I had one they look really nice but they are not approved for any type of racing.
If I'm not mistaken in Japan they are approved for racing. In america, I think the issue with them not being legal is because the diameter of the bars is too small for the legal limit.
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Originally Posted by goldenchasers_101
I have the M2 roll bar in my car. it fits really tight, though it wasnt too bad to install. I love it so far, since i purchased it in 2000.
Originally Posted by 1FooknTiteFD
Does anyone know the amount of work required to fit the front half of the cusco cage in an american spec FD? Since it is made for a RHD car, I know it would interfere with the cramped interior space as it is, but I've heard of people doing it
Originally Posted by 1FooknTiteFD
If I'm not mistaken in Japan they are approved for racing. In america, I think the issue with them not being legal is because the diameter of the bars is too small for the legal limit.
I dont really know why but i thought it was because the bars were not welded together.
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Originally Posted by John Magnuson
M2 did not make the bar themselves. They had a fabrication guy make it for them. Same guy made their harness bar I think. Unfortunately I don't know who the guy was. If someone finds out let me know too!
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Originally Posted by Raceshop
I made the M2 roll bars and many things that they sold. I 'm making 10 bars right now .should be ready in 4 weeks or so. I will post more info. in a new thread when I get close to completion Larry@The Race Shop
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