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  • RedZone
    Drives An Automatic
    • Feb 2008
    • 10

    #16
    Re: RollCage fabrication

    thank you very much. i like to see what people think of my work and i always want and need to learn more... once again thank you.

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    • RedZone
      Drives An Automatic
      • Feb 2008
      • 10

      #17
      Re: RollCage fabrication

      I found a few more... these were not so fun!


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      • AFFORDILLAC
        Superhero BangShifter
        • Nov 2007
        • 650

        #18
        Re: RollCage fabrication

        This is one of my Mustangs that is intended to run in the 8's with Cadillac power.

        All work done by MMAP ......Me and My Ass Pocket






        ...and yes, that is my next years entry for Carjunkietv minibike wars in the background.

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        • HoosierGTA
          Superhero BangShifter
          • Dec 2007
          • 2865

          #19
          Re: RollCage fabrication

          Just a humble student here , man I'm very impressed with all of you guys stuff. For my first one i'm planning to start with a jegs big tube 8-point kit and add to it as need be for lsr and maybe someday some open road events. Alos I really liked the 2 side bars in the c-5 makes me think I should strart with a 4-point kit!

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          • RedZone
            Drives An Automatic
            • Feb 2008
            • 10

            #20
            Re: RollCage fabrication

            From what I have seen pre bent kits kit like crap. if you can i would try and find somebody in your area that could bend you up a kit for your car. Every car is different and every persons is different. trust me it would be worth the investment.

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            • HoosierGTA
              Superhero BangShifter
              • Dec 2007
              • 2865

              #21
              Re: RollCage fabrication

              prolly right I do want it as close to the roof as possible. actually close enough to use punch plates as much as possible.The BOMB looks awesome w/them .

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              • 6pakdakota
                BangShifter
                • Dec 2007
                • 167

                #22
                Re: RollCage fabrication

                dont use the prebent cages. trust me they do not fit good at all.

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                • DanStokes
                  Ancient LSR Guy
                  • Oct 2007
                  • 28707

                  #23
                  Re: RollCage fabrication

                  I'm fairly happy with my S&W kit in the Camaro. Green Junk has the same kit in his "Time Bomb" Camaro, and he's the one who recommended it to me. It's not as nice as a custom cage, but not bad for the money. The down side is the non-existent instructions - not even a pic of a completed installation or a list of which bars go where. I made a major screw-up and used my door bars for the rear bars, but it worked out OK. If I didn't need the seat so darn close (almost no legs here), access would have been better. Between the bars and the Kirkey race seat, there's not much room to get in and out. I'll get a removable steering wheel before race season!

                  Later
                  Dan

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                  • Kingsize
                    FNG
                    • Feb 2008
                    • 4

                    #24
                    Re: RollCage fabrication

                    A few of my current 92' Camaro Project...











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                    • Freiburger
                      Legendary BangShifter
                      • Oct 2007
                      • 5819

                      #25
                      Re: RollCage fabrication

                      Cool. Thanks for joining, Kingsize.

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                      • Kingsize
                        FNG
                        • Feb 2008
                        • 4

                        #26
                        Re: RollCage fabrication

                        Originally posted by Freiburger
                        Cool. Thanks for joining, Kingsize.
                        Hey, I missed ya in the mag these past couple months... I had to join!

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                        • AFFORDILLAC
                          Superhero BangShifter
                          • Nov 2007
                          • 650

                          #27
                          Re: RollCage fabrication

                          Hey, jus lookin at Kingsizes pic and thought I'd mention that if your a do it yourselfer (and I mean by yourself), those damn $2.00 pinch claps work like four guyz holdin crap together....priceless.

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                          • dpaqu
                            BangShifter
                            • Dec 2007
                            • 163

                            #28
                            Re: RollCage fabrication

                            Wow. I’m impressed. Any of those cages 4130?
                            If they are, is anyone annealing the welds?
                            What kind of filler rod are you using on those punchplates?

                            Is it a complete trial and error process? I wonder if I could mock a cage up with PVC pipe or something then take that to a tube bender. Anyone know of any techniques like that?

                            I gotta buy a bock on this

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                            • PYSCHOWard
                              Superhero BangShifter
                              • Nov 2007
                              • 434

                              #29
                              Re: RollCage fabrication

                              Originally posted by AFFORDILLAC
                              This is one of my Mustangs that is intended to run in the 8's with Cadillac power.

                              All work done by MMAP ......Me and My Ass Pocket






                              ...and yes, that is my next years entry for Carjunkietv minibike wars in the background.

                              INTERESTING, DO tell or be besieged by surveillance, and or electronics and wiretapping.
                              Loved the Cad build in the new HRM mag, the one the PRKS promised new AMC's, Bastage's.

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                              • RedZone
                                Drives An Automatic
                                • Feb 2008
                                • 10

                                #30
                                Re: RollCage fabrication

                                Originally posted by dpaqu
                                Wow. I’m impressed. Any of those cages 4130?
                                If they are, is anyone annealing the welds?
                                What kind of filler rod are you using on those punchplates?

                                Is it a complete trial and error process? I wonder if I could mock a cage up with PVC pipe or something then take that to a tube bender. Anyone know of any techniques like that?

                                I gotta buy a bock on this
                                The Dodge Viper cage and the funny car cage are both 4130. as for annealing the welds. No theres no way that i know of to get them to a controlled temp. with out doing more damage then good. as for rod i use ER70S-2 wall my cages are tig welded.

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