Mustangbrenna84

Any of you boys ever installed a roll cage on an sn95? I'm planning on doing it. Where can I buy a roll cage that's nhra approved anyway? I was looking online a year ago for my car and found a bunch of them, now not so much. I like the idea of getting like a cut out or slideout so that I can take the rails down when I'm out and about and put it up for racing.

Thanks guys
Brenna =)

88Mach1

http://www.wolferacecraft.com/

Mustangbrenna84

Wow, those are really expensive. I've seen them anywhere between 169-450 range. That's really expensive being like $1000.

Any other cheap places? I wish I had my old computer still. I had websites saved for this kinda thing and now I'm in a crunch with something as basic as a roll cage.

I mean, I could fabricate my own but don't feel like it. I want like a bolt in one because they're USUALLY cheaper and then I'll just mig weld it in. Minimal fabrication on my part is appreciated.

Any others?

ryan1994mustang

check out autopowerindustries.com they have a good selection. but i dont think that roll bar is somewhere that you wanna take the cheap route on. just my POV.

Fobra

^Why its just steel?

That wolfe craft is way over priced, (but probably the best youll find) but like you say not to many people are doing them, you can always go with a maxium motorsports one, aje maight make them, but just look around. However if your looking for like a 10pt or a serious cage then your going to have to either make your own or spend some bucks because there is just not that many people doing it anymore.

machracer11

try steeda, I too have been looking into a roll cage and they have a great selection for different applications and events (drag, autox, etc) and the prices are too awful

Mustangbrenna84

Hey fellas, I was looking on the Steeda website at their roll bars and things.....have any of you ever installed one of those in your sn95? Can we use our stock door panels or would we have to toss them? Just wondering if anyone knows before I call the company.

Thanks
Brenna

NeoTokyo

Dont forget your yearly certification/inspection costs to keep the cages legal and current.

Might want to check these guys out http://www.kennybrown.com/