Phase 1 Jdm wrx sti classic for breaking - all parts
19 September 2012, 09:33 PM
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To answer the most common question that i'm receiving: The cage is a through the dash type. My dash has been cut to suit & could be included with the sale of the cage for the right price. Thanks.
21 September 2012, 10:05 PM
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Do you know the model number of this cage ?
Actually I was looking for something that will protect me from side impacts as well when this one is not giving me that option really. And it would be great if I could attach my harnesses to it as well :-(
Actually I was looking for something that will protect me from side impacts as well when this one is not giving me that option really. And it would be great if I could attach my harnesses to it as well :-(
22 September 2012, 08:57 AM
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Missing from the above pictures is the door bars, which have since been fitted. You attach the harnesses with eyes to the rear seatbelt points.
22 September 2012, 09:34 AM
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So you have those door bars ?
I know about fitting harnesses to rear seat belt points which I have them fitted like at the moment. The only problem is that they are not exactly straight. I mean once they're fitted, harnesses going in slight angle which causing scratching/rubbing my neck by one of the harnesse's strap. So other words, to make them going in a straight line I'll have to move the seat belt points a bit.
Can you still use the whole interior incl. dashboard once this cage is fitted ?
Or you have to cut the dash to fit it ?
I know about fitting harnesses to rear seat belt points which I have them fitted like at the moment. The only problem is that they are not exactly straight. I mean once they're fitted, harnesses going in slight angle which causing scratching/rubbing my neck by one of the harnesse's strap. So other words, to make them going in a straight line I'll have to move the seat belt points a bit.
Can you still use the whole interior incl. dashboard once this cage is fitted ?
Or you have to cut the dash to fit it ?
22 September 2012, 09:44 AM
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Ok, i will dig out the model number.....
Dash needs to be cut around the cage. I have done mine already so can show you. Doors bars are fitted yes. I will try and get up to my unit today at some point to take some up to date pictures as its still fitted in the car at the moment.
Dash needs to be cut around the cage. I have done mine already so can show you. Doors bars are fitted yes. I will try and get up to my unit today at some point to take some up to date pictures as its still fitted in the car at the moment.
22 September 2012, 09:49 AM
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I've just read all the post properly and found the answer regarding cutting dash... sorry :-)
I'll read the whole thread before ask any questions again :-)
I'll read the whole thread before ask any questions again :-)
26 September 2012, 07:32 AM
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Gear box sold to madscoob, cheers mate.
Still have another 5 speed gearbox available.
No one interested in a complete closed deck block engine then?
Still have another 5 speed gearbox available.
No one interested in a complete closed deck block engine then?