Rollbar for MX-5
Discussion
Hi everyone
I'm looking to do a couple of hillclimb/sprints this season in my Mk1 MX-5. Can anyone recommend anywhere that will fit a rollbar? (a proper one that'll save my head, rather than a cosmetic one, although they're very nice.)
I'll be driving to and from events, so it can't get in the way of the hood. I've seen an MX-5 with a neat little hoop over the driver's side - does this ring any bells?
Oh yes, the cheaper the better as I've not got the biggest budget!
Any advice would be useful, ta.
I'm looking to do a couple of hillclimb/sprints this season in my Mk1 MX-5. Can anyone recommend anywhere that will fit a rollbar? (a proper one that'll save my head, rather than a cosmetic one, although they're very nice.)
I'll be driving to and from events, so it can't get in the way of the hood. I've seen an MX-5 with a neat little hoop over the driver's side - does this ring any bells?
Oh yes, the cheaper the better as I've not got the biggest budget!
Any advice would be useful, ta.
I believe Caged www.therollcagepeople.com have done the work for the Max5 series, may be worth speaking to them. (Also did the cage in my Chimmy racer so have first hand experience of them)
Regards
Iain
Regards
Iain
You could try Martin @ Rollcentre Racing.
enquiries@rollcentre.com or 01480 464052
they're in St. Ives, Cambs.
enquiries@rollcentre.com or 01480 464052
they're in St. Ives, Cambs.
Phil at Performance5 sells and fits the Harddog range of roll bars. There's plenty of information on Harddog's own website including pics of rolled cars.
The added advantage of a decent bar is that it also stiffens up the chassis a little too.
The added advantage of a decent bar is that it also stiffens up the chassis a little too.
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