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Old 04-10-2012, 08:45 PM
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I suggest you get the car over to Junior or Kent at Precision Chassis and have them take a look at it. They can then recommend any modifications. I HIGHLY suggest doing a fully welded in roll cage. However, if you are buying a Spec RX-7 and trying to keep the costs down, this may be impractical. At a minimum, you should have the existing bolt-in cage welded in, at least at the plate to the body mounts. I am sure you have seen the videos of bolt in cages going through the floor pan of the car. Welding the plates in place will help prevent this from occurring. Just my two cents...


Kent does great cages.

Not to mention the chassis stiffnes you get when its welded in to strut/fender towers ect...
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Old 04-10-2012, 09:08 PM
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Thanks for all the great and sound advice. I went ahead and made the purchase. The price was so good even if I have to have a new cage fabricated I'll still be ahead. Plan to have it looked over and upgraded as needed before the June event.

Thanks again, you guys are great!!!
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Some sort of RX?
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