SCCA roll cage [Archive]

zero2sixtyin2pt8

07-08-2008, 01:36 AM

I'm new to the forum, was directed here by livernois motorsports. I'm looking for a shop that can do SCCA compliant roll cages. Any help is much appreciated.

foxbodydave

07-08-2008, 02:21 AM

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zero2sixtyin2pt8

07-08-2008, 03:09 AM

looking to run in GT2. I'm currently deployed to Iraq but when I get back I'm starting my build, 88 Fiero.

mrjones2

07-11-2008, 03:21 PM

looking to run in GT2. I'm currently deployed to Iraq but when I get back I'm starting my build, 88 Fiero.

Tub or Tube Frame? You know the GT website @ http://www.gt-racecar.com/default.asp Good reading while your overseas.

I'd recommend NOT taking it to any shop that doesnt know what SCCA GT2 is :) A drag race / circle track cage is not the same. Would be happy to help (we do loads of SCCA cars)

Kendall

Swifster

07-12-2008, 01:37 AM

I'd recommend NOT taking it to any shop that doesnt know what SCCA GT2 is :) A drag race / circle track cage is not the same. Would be happy to help (we do loads of SCCA cars)

Ditto. I made that mistake. I had a recommended oval track guy do my cage 12 years ago in MO. While my cage was certainly legal (I had left a copy of the rules and requirements), it wasn't exactly what I wanted. It would have looked more at home in a hobby stock car.

Dave@KTS

07-17-2008, 07:00 PM

Ya, We do them. Done a few for Ford Motorsports.

Dave K

Swifster

07-19-2008, 05:22 PM

Ya, We do them. Done a few for Ford Motorsports.

Dave K

Dave, what are you guys getting for an 8-10 point cage for Production racing? The car is a Suzuki Swift (think Geo Metro) I'm going to use for H Production.

Thanks!

Tom