Rollcage with removeable bar?

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Jul 16, 2003 | 02:04 PM

WicketMike

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From: Killa Cali

Rollcage with removeable bar?

hey guys,

where can i find a Rollcage with the removeable bar in the middle and for it to still be nhra legal.

thanks

Jul 16, 2003 | 02:06 PM

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Re: Rollcage with removeable bar?

i dont think for it to be legal you can have a removable cross bar, but i could be wrong. when i did mine i asked the same question and the guy who did mine broke out the nhra rule book and it didnt say you couldnt, but it also didnt say you could like on the side bars.

Jul 16, 2003 | 04:57 PM

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Re: Rollcage with removeable bar?

Mike, a removeable crossbar isn't NHRA leagal. I know that Carlsbad doesn't care about that, I also believe they would be fine at Irwindale and Fontana. A good convertor alone will put you into the 11's

Jul 16, 2003 | 06:53 PM

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Re: Rollcage with removeable bar?

Not NHRA legal, but if they give you any problems with it just put some roll bar padding/foam around it. This way they cant see the bolts.

Jul 17, 2003 | 11:45 AM

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Re: Rollcage with removeable bar?

hey Tony,
my car has been at marks for a month now, getting stage II heads, bigger cam and hi-stall converter, should be seeing high 10's here soon

What about not getting a crossbar, on the Wolfe website it gives you the option of not getting the crossbar and doesnt say that its not NHRA legal.

Is it worth the money to get the swingout options by the doors?
and last question

what do you guys prefer for the rear bar, the "over seat to flat area" or thru the speakers.

thanks