road race roll bar
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Teching In
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From: From Texas..live in Southern Maryland
road race roll bar anyone know of a company that makes a roll bar set-up geared towards road racing for our cars? i'm not looking for an all out cage...just everything behind the front seats for practical safety.
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Teching In
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From: From Texas..live in Southern Maryland
sorry... i own a '94 camaro Z28, but figure it fits into the firebird the same. didnt mean to exclude the corvette. I'm sure a company that is into a GM car may cover them all.
Are you wanting a bolt in 4 point or a weld in?
We can build you a weld in 4 point without any problem, with any bracing you would want. Getting it from Texas to Maryland might be a problem though.
We can build you a weld in 4 point without any problem, with any bracing you would want. Getting it from Texas to Maryland might be a problem though.
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Rollbar For the money Autopower seems to be one of the better products. Most products are usually in stock.
www.autopowerindustries.com
www.autopowerindustries.com
TECH Apprentice
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From: Phoenix, AZ
autopower is great if its a somewhat-track driven car (meaning still on the street, but driven hard on track)
i had one for a while in my car before i went to a full cage, loved it. fitment is kinda iffy if you are stripping the interior out, but if you leave all the stock pieces in tact it fits pretty well.
i had one for a while in my car before i went to a full cage, loved it. fitment is kinda iffy if you are stripping the interior out, but if you leave all the stock pieces in tact it fits pretty well.
Originally Posted by H82GOSLW
I have an Autopower as well. Rear seats are useless with it, but it does the trick and relatively inexpensive.
Originally Posted by H82GOSLW
I have an Autopower as well. Rear seats are useless with it, but it does the trick and relatively inexpensive.
John
Launching!
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From: Chandler, AZ
If you're over 6' tall, you will probably have head/helmet clearance issues with the main hoop of an Autopower bar. Best to find an F-body with a roll bar in your area to sit in and see how well you fit. Also, stock seats sit much higher; an aftermarket seat may sit lower depending on brand, and allow you to increase your head/helmet clearance.
