roll cage
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From: stationed in Germany
roll cage
I know there's a few people with them in there cars. just wonder where you got them and how much was it to get them welded into your car. I was looking at the Maximum Motorsports roll cage. there prices seem to be pretty reasonable.
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Joined: Jan 2009
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From: California
i have a Maximum motorsports one... I bought it directly from them. Most shops around here charge 100 per pt. although my quote was a little higher cause the convertibles take a little more welding. i got a quote for 800 + actual rollbar. and the roll bar was 530 shipped with swing out door bars.
its not installed yet.. i cant see paying that much money for something i can do myself.
haha but im too lazy to actually get the motivation to strip my car down, mostly cause i dont have a place to put the interior in the meantime haha. Im planning on doing it this or next weekend... I wanna get to the track!!
its not installed yet.. i cant see paying that much money for something i can do myself.
haha but im too lazy to actually get the motivation to strip my car down, mostly cause i dont have a place to put the interior in the meantime haha. Im planning on doing it this or next weekend... I wanna get to the track!!
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4th Gear Member
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From: stationed in Germany
ya i was planning on getting the 6pt with swing our door. but i was just going to gut the interior and HOPEFULLY custom fab a brand new "race car" interior hah but we all know how those project end up and how long it take to do all that...
corner carver
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 4,371
From: New England
I was quoted $900 for an Autopower cage installed. MM sells both their own brand and Autopower but when I talked to them on the phone they really talked up their own brand.
I wouldn't bother with the door bars unless the clubs or tracks you are racing with are going to require it. I am running fixed back seats and 6 point harnesses and it is already a bitch to get in and out everything.
I wouldn't bother with the door bars unless the clubs or tracks you are racing with are going to require it. I am running fixed back seats and 6 point harnesses and it is already a bitch to get in and out everything.
corner carver
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 4,371
From: New England
They are ridiculously better than stock. I used them this weekend at an event with my 6 points and you don't even have to try to stay in. You can concentrate on all driving rather than holding yourself in.
They are also comfortable. The longest drive I have done is 1.5 hours but they were still comfortable. They definitely are not as comfortable as stock but you have to give up something.
They are also comfortable. The longest drive I have done is 1.5 hours but they were still comfortable. They definitely are not as comfortable as stock but you have to give up something.
