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Matt H

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8th May 07 at 21:16

I know in the past a few people have used fusion fabrications & they've done a really good job, but do they do full cages?

Really need one with door bars as my doors won't have any strength in them. Might be a bit dangerous if I get sideswiped or have a crash

So whats good/bad? What should I be paying? etc etc

Best I've seen so far is Bendys but I bet that cost a fortune

Robin

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8th May 07 at 21:21

Fusion only do aluminium IIRC.

Is this for the white car?

Robin

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8th May 07 at 21:29

http://www.adrenaline-race.com/accueil.html

http://www.racingdevelopments.com/

Bit far for you though

Matt H

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8th May 07 at 21:33

Yes its for th white one

Matt H

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8th May 07 at 21:39

racing developments looks ace but as you said its a bit far which adds to the cost (and I get the impression that they aren't exactly the cheapest company to use)

Robin

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8th May 07 at 21:49

IIRC, a rear half cage, exactly the same as jr's, is £350, so a FULL cage, well, I reckon about £800, if you have door bars and triangulation to the turrets through the bulkhead.

BUT, if you've seen broster's or jr's in the flesh, you'll see how good they are, I've not seen another cage sit so close to the pillars as Mark's.

Dave A

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8th May 07 at 22:06

we now do full safety devices cages at Vsport can offer a 5% discount to CS members, maybe a bit more if a few people are interested. I am having one for project Vsport, come with lots of bar options and are either weld or bolt in.

If you are interested Matt just ring me at Vsport after 4pm tomorrow