rollcage question
12-31-10, 03:57 PM
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rollcage question
i wanna compete in some drifting events and i was wondering what kind of roll cage do i need does it have to be made a a person who is certified to make them? or can i just make my own?
12-31-10, 07:26 PM
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Check with your local event coordinators first?
Some places don't require a cage initially, only for tandem runs or competition runs, as it is out here in Utah. Other places require it, no questions asked.
Most sanctions require a 6-point cage with door bars, and a fixed-back seat with good harnesses [4-point minimum].
Some places don't require a cage initially, only for tandem runs or competition runs, as it is out here in Utah. Other places require it, no questions asked.
Most sanctions require a 6-point cage with door bars, and a fixed-back seat with good harnesses [4-point minimum].
12-31-10, 10:02 PM
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download the Formula drift 2010 rulebook, and it'll show you exactly what can be done to your cage... any drifting series (pro-am anyways) follows those guidelines. find it on google, download it, print out the roll cage portion, and go shop around to see who seems legit, and are willing to follow it.
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download the formula drift 2010 rulebook, and it'll show you exactly what can be done to your cage... Any drifting series (pro-am anyways) follows those guidelines. Find it on google, download it, print out the roll cage portion, and go shop around to see who seems legit, and are willing to follow it.
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01-03-11, 10:38 AM
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Your local organization is ClubFR. Go on their website and read all about what you need. www.ClubFR.com
For ClubFR rules, you don't need a roll cage at all, unless you have a convertible. If you want to tandem you need a cage and door bars but you will need some practice before trying tandem stuff anyway.
You're lucky! ClubFR is a really great group of people. I'd say it's some of the best grassroots level drifting in the US.
For ClubFR rules, you don't need a roll cage at all, unless you have a convertible. If you want to tandem you need a cage and door bars but you will need some practice before trying tandem stuff anyway.
You're lucky! ClubFR is a really great group of people. I'd say it's some of the best grassroots level drifting in the US.
01-03-11, 09:33 PM
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Your local organization is ClubFR. Go on their website and read all about what you need. www.ClubFR.com
For ClubFR rules, you don't need a roll cage at all, unless you have a convertible. If you want to tandem you need a cage and door bars but you will need some practice before trying tandem stuff anyway.
You're lucky! ClubFR is a really great group of people. I'd say it's some of the best grassroots level drifting in the US.
For ClubFR rules, you don't need a roll cage at all, unless you have a convertible. If you want to tandem you need a cage and door bars but you will need some practice before trying tandem stuff anyway.
You're lucky! ClubFR is a really great group of people. I'd say it's some of the best grassroots level drifting in the US.
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