Just finished the 8 point Rollcage - pics attached
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Just finished the 8 point Rollcage - pics attached
Guys,
This past Friday I got the car back from the chassis shop. I am posting in the NE section since if anyone is interested in getting a rollcage, Chassis Evolution is one of your choices.
I called a number of chassis shops and checked out a few of them. I also asked for referrals from friends. Enzo (Enzo250 on the forum) recommended Chassis Evolution. Mike used to work for another well known chassis shop and decided to branch off on his own.
To install an 8 point cage I needed to remove the entire interior (once again) including the dash. For a 6 point very little needs to be removed. They were honest with the prices, nothing hidden anywhere and installed 2 swing outs with the 8 point cage. The work was done in one weeks time. I dropped it off on Friday April 1st and picked the car back up the following Friday. I spent Friday night painting the cage with POR15 but there was a dyno session in progress as I decided to paint and the dust got all over it. I have to sand it back down and do it again.
On Saturday with the help of one of my friends we mounted everything back in the interior. I am waiting on the chrome doorsills so that was left off.
I am very pleased with the work MIke at Chassis Evolution did. Thanks Enzo for the referral.
Anthony
This past Friday I got the car back from the chassis shop. I am posting in the NE section since if anyone is interested in getting a rollcage, Chassis Evolution is one of your choices.
I called a number of chassis shops and checked out a few of them. I also asked for referrals from friends. Enzo (Enzo250 on the forum) recommended Chassis Evolution. Mike used to work for another well known chassis shop and decided to branch off on his own.
To install an 8 point cage I needed to remove the entire interior (once again) including the dash. For a 6 point very little needs to be removed. They were honest with the prices, nothing hidden anywhere and installed 2 swing outs with the 8 point cage. The work was done in one weeks time. I dropped it off on Friday April 1st and picked the car back up the following Friday. I spent Friday night painting the cage with POR15 but there was a dyno session in progress as I decided to paint and the dust got all over it. I have to sand it back down and do it again.
On Saturday with the help of one of my friends we mounted everything back in the interior. I am waiting on the chrome doorsills so that was left off.
I am very pleased with the work MIke at Chassis Evolution did. Thanks Enzo for the referral.
Anthony
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If you would like to see all the pics of the cage project go here...
http://www.rx7s.com/tandrracing/team...Cage/index.htm
I forgot to mention the chassis shop is located in Long Island, NY,
Thanks,
Anthony
http://www.rx7s.com/tandrracing/team...Cage/index.htm
I forgot to mention the chassis shop is located in Long Island, NY,
Thanks,
Anthony
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Originally Posted by cmartinp28
would you mnd disclosing the price of this project?
A simple 6 point will run you 1000 without swingouts.
Also, everything was done to NHRA Specs, I will be getting the cage inspected by NHRA in the next 2 weeks.
Anthony
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Originally Posted by Fd3BOOST
Nice stuff, How far does the seat go back now?
Anthony
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Originally Posted by Josh T
Will you be getting race buckets? the thought of the seats folding me up in a freak accident would scare the **** out of me.
Anthony
what about padding? Again.. non helmeted head bouncing off metal bars in cars cracks skulls open.
Sorry for the concerns, I am just a safety oriented person when it comes to this stuff.
another thought would a detachable steering wheel.. would make it much easier to get in and out of the vehicle.
Other than that.. looks pretty good
Sorry for the concerns, I am just a safety oriented person when it comes to this stuff.
another thought would a detachable steering wheel.. would make it much easier to get in and out of the vehicle.
Other than that.. looks pretty good
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Originally Posted by Snapcase
do you have the phone number for chassis evolution? and in what town is it located?
Thanks
Anthony
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Originally Posted by Josh T
what about padding? Again.. non helmeted head bouncing off metal bars in cars cracks skulls open.
Sorry for the concerns, I am just a safety oriented person when it comes to this stuff.
another thought would a detachable steering wheel.. would make it much easier to get in and out of the vehicle.
Other than that.. looks pretty good
Sorry for the concerns, I am just a safety oriented person when it comes to this stuff.
another thought would a detachable steering wheel.. would make it much easier to get in and out of the vehicle.
Other than that.. looks pretty good

If you are at the track simply remove the top pin and the bar will pivot out. If you are driving around town simply remove the bar as in the pics.
Anthony
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Originally Posted by RX7UP
Very Nicely Done.
Congratulations!
*EDIT
How much extra weight did all the pipes add?
Congratulations!
*EDIT
How much extra weight did all the pipes add?
Anthony
The weight issue is a bit of a catch 22, if youre below 12's they kick you out....if you add the weight of the cage it might put you out of the 11s if youre not deep enough in there...
How much can they weight though???
Keep us posted!
How much can they weight though???
Keep us posted!
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