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February 5th 2010, 05:15
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Hi Dave, Do you need the horizontal bar? The...
Hi Dave,
Do you need the horizontal bar? The belts could just as effectively be located to fixings directly to the rear shelf. I am not overly impressed with the location of belts on the...
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December 15th 2009, 09:12
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I am also conscious that the bug was not designed...
I am also conscious that the bug was not designed with modern crumple zone protection but here is an example of the value of a full roll cage in protecting the occupants from a serious impact.
In...
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December 8th 2009, 09:05
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The roll cage can provide a good deal of...
The roll cage can provide a good deal of stiffness to the chassis and can link the body more fully to the chassis that will further stiffen things. People often forget that the body can contribute...
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November 17th 2009, 08:21
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I don't doubt the approval and I can see how...
I don't doubt the approval and I can see how attractive it is (both in itself and for your installation). My comment was really a generality that if you can weld the joints you will have a cage that...
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November 16th 2009, 08:42
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I don't think you could intall a fully welded...
I don't think you could intall a fully welded cage in a beetle in either the body top half or the chassis without doing a lot of final welding with everything bolted together. The back struts to the...
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November 13th 2009, 10:21
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The basic cage you describe is probably a 6 point...
The basic cage you describe is probably a 6 point fitting that is strong enough for internationally homologated classic rally cars. The quality of fit is down to the manufacturer/supplier. As...
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November 7th 2009, 09:23
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I concur with everthing you say but there are...
I concur with everthing you say but there are some plus points:
1) A cage can give psychological comfort so the driver is more relaxed and therefore more responsive.
2) A cage will stiffen the...
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November 6th 2009, 08:50
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One extra that is worth considering is to gusset...
One extra that is worth considering is to gusset the tube connections for much additional rigidity. Roll cages are worth as much for the stiffening of the chassis as for their primary protection...
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November 5th 2009, 13:25
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Why not consult the roll cage suppliers. If a...
Why not consult the roll cage suppliers. If a similar question arose in the UK that is where I would go first.
Interestingly, over here apart from drag racing most of the cages are FIA...
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