Drag Racing Tech - roll cage nhra regulations
tt383lt1
05-31-2012, 03:43 PM
Im building a new cage this next winter instead of buying one. ( you can buy a 1 5/8 manderal bender and 1 5/8x .134 pipes for about $500 the same price as if you would buy a kit). but im installing a dash back in my car and it would be nice to just have a bender to tweak the pipes a little. so my question is can you run your main hoop this way instead of the normal way. i read the nhra hand book for 2012 and is says nothing about the hoops. it says the pipes/ tubes to use and it has to be all around the driver. and it tells you the distance of the tubes have to be from the driver head and shoulders
MADMAN
06-01-2012, 05:42 AM
That would be legal.
BADD SS
06-03-2012, 07:53 AM
Im building a new cage this next winter instead of buying one. ( you can buy a 1 5/8 manderal bender and 1 5/8x .134 pipes for about $500 the same price as if you would buy a kit). but im installing a dash back in my car and it would be nice to just have a bender to tweak the pipes a little. so my question is can you run your main hoop this way instead of the normal way. i read the nhra hand book for 2012 and is says nothing about the hoops. it says the pipes/ tubes to use and it has to be all around the driver. and it tells you the distance of the tubes have to be from the driver head and shoulders
It wont be a mandrel bender for $500... But a manual tube bender will work fine... And thats legal as Madman said.
tt383lt1
06-03-2012, 03:25 PM
its a manderal ( manual bender) the use the dies of a manderal bender but it hooks up to a hydrolic jack. and yes it is a true manderal bender.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Affordable-Bender-Roll-Cage-Tubing-Tube-Bender-1-5-8-/330741151305?pt=Motors_Automotive_Tools&hash=item4d01b57649&vxp=mtr
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