Gauging Interest - Roll Cage

[L33]

Also sounds like they want to fit the cages?

 

I might just go with the rear as long as the mounting positions are making the cage worthwhile rather than a show cage

[JustGav]

And any drag racing sanctioned event.

 

I wasn't sure about that hence didn't want to say... BUT it is very obvious when you look at dash dodging cages as to why not, the bends are in the exact spot they need to be to just fold over

 

I've copied up the BDC reg's diagram, but it does really show that the dash dodging ones aren't going to accomplish much.

[L33]

thats the types ive seen before and had in mind!

 

bad move then?

[JamieP]

Just called santapod and they dont care how fast i go, no cage needed for normal rwyb days, just a helmet if im going over 110mph which i knew from last year.

[L33]

And any drag racing sanctioned event.

 

so not so true?

 

ive only heard of the gloves and helmet rules at events? mayb pro series is different?

 

santa pod wouldnt make any money if every car HAD to have a cage, not often you see a caged up car?!

[jevansio]

Although it seems like a good budget cage, I'm out,

[L33]

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1490141.htm

 

this is for sale on here but check the last pic, has the cage mentioned

[Supra_Scott]

Remember the idea of the group buy was to get a rear cage deal secured for a reasonable price with options to suit the majority of people interested. The company are looking at doing the full cage while developing the rear for their own benefit. There are many cages on the market to suit all areas of motorsport and regulations, some of which are nearly £2k. My plan was to offer a chance to get hold of a cage made to how we would like it and to an affordable budget, i myself want the cage for show more than anything although it will be done to a high spec and MSA standards.

[L33]

Tbh I would be happy with a good rear cage if a full isn't a option as there a good price and look the part