I need to find a shop to that does quality roll cages for a reasonable price.


Anyone have past experience with such a place?



Thanks

AJ


Im looking to do something similar to this.

 

I can see 2 things I'd change about that roll cage.
First, make that left side bar actually structural, that bent footbox bar is worthless as a load bearing member.

Second, tie the horizontal member on the rear bars with the members directly underneath. They're a few inches away, why not make it that much better?

Also, the gussets where the cage meets the body could be a little beefier and larger area. In the event of a rollover, you want to spread force over a larger area, not a smaller one.

 

wtf is up with that door-bar? that is compleatly useless and illegal. that will never pass tech

 

automotive technology 757-424-1740

this is their site: www.hpracecraft.com

check out the pics of the black s-10 and the one that says sonnys corvette

 

Anyone know of a shop on the Penninsula?

 

i know a guy that would do it, he chargets 50 an hour + price of the tubing. he can weld his ass off.. aluminum or steel it doesnt matter.

 

That one up there looks like horrid crap. I'd never sit in that car and go down the street in it. This is so much easier and safer: http://www.autopowerindustries.com/Roll_Cages.htm


And anyone that does quality roll cages aren't cheap. And that's not something to cheapen out on.

But Matt Wirt Race Fab Shop off of Battlefield/Military is the best in the area, hands down.