Hi...
Im looking to get a roll cage installed in my car and was wondering if anyone new a place in the norfolk aera to get one done. let me know if anyone knows where to get one installed.

 

go to williams performance autoworks in newport news va 757-591-7110 they can hook you up with whatever you desire fab wise or anything really.

 

depending on the money you want to spend and what you need the cage for there many ways to go.

What is your goal with the car? Whats your purpose on caging it?

 

Its actualy a strip crx with about 450 to the wheels and i need a cage for safty purposes. I currently have my 4pt harness hooked up to the seat rails and i just cant roll like that any more.

 

Sooooooo you just want a cage because your going to track it????????

 

Hey bro are you in the Navy?????

 

as i said, give williams performance a call they will hook you up with a custom cage and can build it to pass whichever safety test you'd likde

 

I don think you really need a cage do you? Aren't you only required a roll bar? If so check into Kirk and Autopower they make bolt in bars and cages.

And how do you have your harnesses hooked up? Harnesses if hooked up improperly can cause sever spinal damage even at low speed impacts. Get something with a harness bar it will save your neck literally.

 

See below for the official NHRA requirements... to need a full cage, that would have to be one hell of a CRX.... A roll bar is required at 11.49... and if you're running good enough to need that, props......

When do I need a roll bar or roll cage, and what should it look like?
A roll bar is required in any convertible running 13.49 seconds or quicker in the quarter mile, and in other cars beginning at 11.49. The roll bar is accepted in vehicles running as quick as 10.00 second e.t., provided the stock firewall and floorboard is intact, other than for installation of wheel tubs.

If the floor and/or firewall has been modified, then a full roll cage is required beginning at a 10.99 e.t. A full roll cage is required in any vehicle running 9.99 seconds or quicker, and any vehicle running 135 mph or faster (regardless of e.t.)

The roll cage of any vehicle running 9.99 or quicker, or 135 mph or faster, must also be certified by NHRA every 3 years, and have a serialized sticker affixed prior to participation.

Here's the link:

http://www.nhraonline.com/contacts/tech_faq.html

 

pm me if u want i can do what u are looking for, but in a crx with 450 hp it would go fastest enought to need a 6 point, as long as the tune up is good