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ashtal

posted on 29/7/07 at 06:57 PM Reply With Quote
Integral cage in chassis !?!

I want to inclued a cage in my 442 chassis as i will be on the track alot ! Is there a chassis which has a cage integral to it ? If so any pics.

I have stolen a pic from MikeRJ (hope you dont mind !) This is the shape i want from my cage.

[Edited on 29/7/07 by ashtal] Rescued attachment striker1.jpg
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Avoneer

posted on 29/7/07 at 08:36 PM Reply With Quote
See my site here:

http://bitsablade.co.uk/thumbnails.php?album=12

Cage by MK Engineering.

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ashtal

posted on 30/7/07 at 04:27 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Avoneer
See my site here:

http://bitsablade.co.uk/thumbnails.php?album=12

Cage by MK Engineering.

Pat...


Thanks mate, nice build by the way.

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kreb

posted on 31/7/07 at 04:29 AM Reply With Quote
About Avoneer's cage - I am concerned that the front verticals appear to be welded to the two longerons - and that's it. Personally I'd be happier to see a piece of heavy wall tubing connecting the two verticals. I'd think that it could tear free of the Longerons pretty easily





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procomp

posted on 31/7/07 at 07:39 AM Reply With Quote
Hi if serious about putting a rollcage in you should be looking at cars with MSA/FIA certificated cages on them.

As an awfull lot of other cages out there are of little use in an accident at all and are more likley to cause harm rather than protection durring an accident.

cheers matt

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ashtal

posted on 31/7/07 at 07:20 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by procomp
Hi if serious about putting a rollcage in you should be looking at cars with MSA/FIA certificated cages on them.

As an awfull lot of other cages out there are of little use in an accident at all and are more likley to cause harm rather than protection durring an accident.

cheers matt


I would be getting one done by a local firm who make roll cages so it should be mucho safe.

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Avoneer

posted on 31/7/07 at 09:35 PM Reply With Quote
Yep - mine is more for asthetics, but should do slightly more than a single hoop at the back if I ever roll it.

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Volvorsport

posted on 31/7/07 at 10:26 PM Reply With Quote
this is a 442 chassis .

pay no attention to the actual material its made out of .

the front feet go down to meet the floor and the bar running across the floor .

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/david.slater133/workshop1.JPG





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ashtal

posted on 1/8/07 at 06:11 PM Reply With Quote
I like the cages as they do look really strong but i want mine to be more swept back like the striker pic. I know i will be a pig to get out of !
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