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Roll cage

#1 Post by Dolly racer 33 »

I have just had a new roll cage designed & built. FIA legal with the option of multi points. Made in modern material. Available as a kit if anyone is interested
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after gmclassics post i would assume this to be a good idea.

i take it this would be a weld in type?

how much.

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#3 Post by Dolly racer 33 »

No it is bolt in type but some welding is needed for the mounts.

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#4 Post by gmsclassics »

Hi Ken

As you can imagine I'll need a new cage for the replacement bodyshell. Last one was fully welded but again there are legal complications in NZ with using a cage rather than a roll bar - anything forward of the driver adds lots more compliance issues with using the car on the road. The ideal is a welded roll bar with bolt in forward sections that can be removed when going for our equivalent of a MoT.

Can you let me have details - design, tubing specs, price etc off line so I can see if this might be an option. I assume as it is FIA approved it will also meet Motosport NZ specs, but better make sure. Freight thought won't make this easy i suspect.

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#5 Post by Dolly racer 33 »

Hi Geoff,

The cage is bolt in & bolted together so comes in a kit of parts. Some welding will be necessary to fit the mounting plates. It is FIA legal and as such does not connect to the suspension mountings as this is not permitted under FIA regulations. It fits without the need to remove or modify the dash although you cannot remove the dash without removing the cage. The cage has multi points which under FIA regs you would remove the bolts so they are innoperative. The front cage can be removed if necessary leaving the rear cage in place. If you wished you could make it extend to the front suspension.

If you send me your email address I will forward pictures to you.

Regards,

Ken.
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#6 Post by Neil907 »

Hi Ken
Could you please send me pics and a price to N_glasbey@hotmail.com.
I have a full weld in cage to fit to mine at present but am having second thoughts on that.
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#7 Post by gmsclassics »

Hi Ken

email is geoff dot sparkes at internet dot co dot nz.

I'll check on acceptance of FIA specs by Motorsport NZ but one assumes that would be fine.

NZ regs are section 4.4 under
http://www.motorsport.org.nz/Pdf/LiveMM ... ch%20A.pdf

Material specifications
http://www.motorsport.org.nz/Pdf/LiveMM ... 0SchA4.pdf

and designs
http://www.motorsport.org.nz/Pdf/LiveMM ... 0SchA7.pdf

regards

Geoff
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