fitting a roll cage
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Ive been involved in fitting a few, what is the problem? What cage is it?
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Click on my profile and the website and if you need to talk to someone who knows a bit more about them call up and ask for Andrew, tell him Mikey sent you
I dont work there, he's my best friend and weve rallied a few cars mostly peugeot's.
pablo said:
car (when i find a cheap enough one!) will be a 106 Rallye, I'm just trying to get a rough idea of prep costs...
Costs will obviously depend on the cage, all cages will require welding of some sort for mounting plates onto the floor/sill areas. Some will require removal and cutting of the dash, and some will require extra bolt holes welded into the car for the intermedeate mounts around the windscreen.
Also worth noting that some cages are available for cars with a sunroof, these are slightly shorter than a standard cage to allow for the sunroof but as you are not allowed to run a sunroof in a car for motorsport use they are rare.
A multipoint bolt in cage can take upto 2 days to fit properly.
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If you are planing on building a 106 Rallye for stock hatch have a look at the sales page on this link. A few for sale
If you are planing on building a 106 Rallye for stock hatch have a look at the sales page on this link. A few for sale
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