SWracecars 8 point roll cage!!!??pics
09-14-2006, 09:37 PM
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SWracecars 8 point roll cage!!!??pics has any one usedone of there roll cages they happen to be 200 dollars less then wolfe for the same thing does anyone have any pics??
528 shipped to the door for pre notched dual swing out ......part number
11-1030-CM
528 shipped to the door for pre notched dual swing out ......part number
11-1030-CM
09-14-2006, 09:45 PM
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just a few observations from past experience here. first, the extra $200 for a wolfe will most likely mean that your cage will fit CORRECTLY and there wont be any kind of hassles which are usually associated with the lesser known kits. also, dual swingouts isn't NHRA legal, and may get you kicked off the track even with a cage.
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Originally Posted by skipperbisket
just a few observations from past experience here. first, the extra $200 for a wolfe will most likely mean that your cage will fit CORRECTLY and there wont be any kind of hassles which are usually associated with the lesser known kits. also, dual swingouts isn't NHRA legal, and may get you kicked off the track even with a cage.
Originally Posted by Dan / Wolfe Race Craft
Swing outs are legal if done properly. The Bolt-in roll bar is legal, with welding of the rear bars to the main hoop. The cross bar must be installed and it must be fully welded to be legal. A removable crossbar is not legal.
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09-14-2006, 10:10 PM
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honestly man, go with the wolfe, i got to take a look at one yesterday on a firebird that was a bolt in with the dual swing outs and that thing had perfect fit and was very nice and clean
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Originally Posted by speedracerz
I have a s&w 10 pt, is good qaulity, prefer the design of the a-post bars on a wolfe's 10 pt. good qaulity, comes notched where posible. will have to trim/notch to fit.
09-15-2006, 06:38 PM
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Originally Posted by skipperbisket
just a few observations from past experience here. first, the extra $200 for a wolfe will most likely mean that your cage will fit CORRECTLY and there wont be any kind of hassles which are usually associated with the lesser known kits. also, dual swingouts isn't NHRA legal, and may get you kicked off the track even with a cage.
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i was thinking about a few years ago when i had the 6pt in my Z28, David told me that the swingouts weren't legal...that was then though. i think the custom 10pt i have now should suffice.
