Half Cage in Blob.. worth doing??
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I would say no. If you dont use rear seats why not just strip it out and save abit of weight? My opinion is half cages just for looks and not going to protect the driver or front passenger should you roll it. If you do want something for looks why not go for a harness bar
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I would say no. If you dont use rear seats why not just strip it out and save abit of weight? My opinion is half cages just for looks and not going to protect the driver or front passenger should you roll it. If you do want something for looks why not go for a harness bar
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There's a nice harness bar on a forsalel thread that's just come up @ £150 perfect has pics of it looks nice when in aswell
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Don't take this in a wrong way but would you trust what someone says here if they haven't had first hand experience?!
What are you trying to achieve and are thinking of fitting a half cage or harness bar?
Harnesses need to be fitted at a correct angle, it's not just a matter of attaching them anywhere.
I would either fit a cage if it's a track car or leave alone if a road car.
What are you trying to achieve and are thinking of fitting a half cage or harness bar?
Harnesses need to be fitted at a correct angle, it's not just a matter of attaching them anywhere.
I would either fit a cage if it's a track car or leave alone if a road car.
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I wouldn't use a harness bar for all the tea in China.
At the end of the day if you "think" you need a cage, then you need a full cage.
A half cage offers zero protection to the front of the car, the the a pillors or in case of a side impact, they are useless.
I have a safety devices full cage in mine and it was in whilst it was a road car.
At the end of the day if you "think" you need a cage, then you need a full cage.
A half cage offers zero protection to the front of the car, the the a pillors or in case of a side impact, they are useless.
I have a safety devices full cage in mine and it was in whilst it was a road car.
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I would love a proper weld in cage, and eventually I will get one put in, but in the mean time a bolt in cage should add a bit of protection and allow me to safely use my harness and helmet.
Most of my interior is stripped already and I know someone who can weld the mounts in for a bolt in. So it could be an affordable option for me.
Most of my interior is stripped already and I know someone who can weld the mounts in for a bolt in. So it could be an affordable option for me.