bolt in roll cage
02-12-2003, 03:45 PM
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Car: 1984 Camaro Z28
Engine: 350 CID
Transmission: Beefed up 700R4
bolt in roll cage
i know theyre not as strong, but i was thinking about just getting a bolt in 4 point cage so i can mount my racing harnesses up to them safely...anyone have any expierences with bolt in cages?
02-12-2003, 06:31 PM
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Car: 1984 Camaro Z28
Engine: 350 CID
Transmission: Beefed up 700R4
i need my car...i cant afford to have it in a shop while its getting welded in..and i dont really need the strength of the weld in cage, i need it for the harnesses
02-12-2003, 07:00 PM
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Car: 1984 Camaro Z28
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it compresses the spine in the event of a collision...you have to mount the harnesses on a cage in order for them to be safe
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02-14-2003, 03:03 AM
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ok you said you want to put a bolt in cage to mount your harness up "safely". well i guess that is safer than having your harness boled to nothing. inmo, do it right you just might have a chance if you wreck you car
02-14-2003, 11:15 AM
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NHRA Rules (as well as here in NJ) say at 13 seconds you need a driveshaft loop, at 12 seconds you need a roll cage, and at 11 seconds you need a 5 point harness
id start with the driveshaft loop, its gonna take more work to get it to break 12's, so you got some time.
id start with the driveshaft loop, its gonna take more work to get it to break 12's, so you got some time.
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