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Originally Posted by Lancsbreaker
Hi - will be racing at Anglesey with CSCC in a few weeks - come and see us!
There are a number of firms who will custom-build a cage for you, but of course at a cost....eg https://www.customcages.co.uk/bespoke-roll-cage-service , and of course Safety Devices, who have just built one for a friend's Alfa 4C....
I would have thought that a cage meeting US requirements would be OK, but it would be wise to check with Motorsport UK before shopping across the Atlantic  |
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Originally Posted by VIVA GT
As Richard has said, welcome to the forums. I'm sure you'll have fun and learn a lot from the bunch on here, just don't take everything to heart what people say, reading things on a forum is a lot different to hearing how someone says it!
Just a quick thought on an American roll cage. A basic thought I know, but if you do go down that route, make sure that the design is going to be suitable for a right had drive car, you don't want a strengthening brace going through where your drivers seat is!
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Just caught up with this now cheers for the warm welcome much Appreciated been away for a few days.
Thanks too the lads at Escort powers in Caernarfon they've got in touch with custom cages and will be contacting regarding price and transportation as well.
Will need too strip of the car tho doors, bonnet boot glass wiring loom etc.
There's no information at all regarding the ford probe in terms of racing unless you look at nascar or other US related races.
The main thing is that I'll get a certificate and will be proof too the FIA/MSA that work carried out is approved too high standard.
I'll be at Anglesey this weekend for the track day events as well the rally as well.
If you see me in the work van or the ford probe you know I'm there.
