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jr
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quote:
Originally posted by makincorsac
quote:
Originally posted by willay
How little we knew years ago james




woooooaaaaahhhhhhh!!!!!! them tyres and suspension are comedy


9.27 BTG

with better tyres and suspension
bubble
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Fair enough. To have a decent cage installed you are looking at well over 1k though, as show cages are meant to do more harm than good


mine was £450.

saved my life.
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What car?
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im going to do what tony suggested, and just buy the center roll over bit for 200 quid then get him to fabricate the rear bars and buy the lengths myself will work out quite cheap
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quote:
Originally posted by Graham88
What car?


corsa gsi m reg
makincorsac
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quote:
Originally posted by jr
quote:
Originally posted by makincorsac
quote:
Originally posted by willay
How little we knew years ago james




woooooaaaaahhhhhhh!!!!!! them tyres and suspension are comedy


9.27 BTG

with better tyres and suspension


Paul_J
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most people forget about the cost of fitting on these cages. Welding a cage in is not cheap.
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not if you get custom cages to do it no
AK
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welding a cage in PROPERLY (and it being certified) is not cheap
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Waste of money the ring anyway imo, couldnt be arsed bringing my car all that way to just race around a track lol im not hamilton so i cba pretending. Would rather go to amsterdam fuck some prostitutes and smoke some unreal bush
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i fitted mine myself.

seemed to do the trick









[Edited on 06-09-2011 by bubble]
Graham88
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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by Graham88
What car?


corsa gsi m reg

Exactly. Common car
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Waste of money the ring anyway imo, couldnt be arsed bringing my car all that way to just race around a track lol im not hamilton so i cba pretending. Would rather go to amsterdam fuck some prostitutes and smoke some unreal bush


The amsterdam idea seems boring to me. Different people like different things.
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Originally posted by Graham88
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Originally posted by bubble
quote:
Originally posted by Graham88
What car?


corsa gsi m reg

Exactly. Common car


your arguement is flawed.

you said a decent cage costs over 1k. mine cost 450. saved my life. bit more than decent.
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you can self certify a cage, for instance custom cages send you a piece of pipe that you do an example weld on and send it back to them and they will certify it for you
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quote:
Originally posted by Green_Machine
Waste of money the ring anyway imo, couldnt be arsed bringing my car all that way to just race around a track lol im not hamilton so i cba pretending. Would rather go to amsterdam fuck some prostitutes and smoke some unreal bush



yeeeeeeaaaaaaaaahhhhh!!! thats the ticket right there.
Graham88
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Pics of cage? You said you fitted it yourself, so that's where you saved money. I can imagine for a certified cage fitter it must be a few hundred quid. So for a cheap car like a Corsa that's mass produced it's easy for them to make em for £450. Was it full cage? Door bars etc? Down through dash?
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quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
quote:
Originally posted by Green_Machine
Waste of money the ring anyway imo, couldnt be arsed bringing my car all that way to just race around a track lol im not hamilton so i cba pretending. Would rather go to amsterdam fuck some prostitutes and smoke some unreal bush


The amsterdam idea seems boring to me. Different people like different things.


This is true but i meen obviously we all are into cars but i couldnt justify going around a track a few times and also wtf is 800 euros all about if you brake down lol.
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If the 800 euros was referring to Tonys that was just for track clean up, it was quite a long spillage that they use a special machine for, hence the price.

End of the day you either like it or you don't, but if you haven't been around then you really don't understand why it's so different from any track in the world and until you go you just won't understand
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quote:
Originally posted by Graham88
Pics of cage? You said you fitted it yourself, so that's where you saved money. I can imagine for a certified cage fitter it must be a few hundred quid. So for a cheap car like a Corsa that's mass produced it's easy for them to make em for £450. Was it full cage? Door bars etc? Down through dash?


pics if you scroll up.

front and rear, rear cross diagonal, and door bars.
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All I see is a picture blinded by the sun

Ok well done you proved me wrong on a mass produced car. Now get an uncommon car and get a cage for £450

[Edited on 06-09-2011 by Graham88]
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everyone who has any interest in driving on track needs to do the ring basically
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+1 it's like the 8th wonder of the world
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Corsa B cage

http://www.customcages.co.uk/Rollcage/LoadRollCage.castle?manufacturer=Vauxhall&model=Corsa%20B&type=Multipoint

Cheapest one is £645 without VAT & Fitting. I stand by my point
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quote:
Originally posted by Graham88
All I see is a picture blinded by the sun

Ok well done you proved me wrong on a mass produced car. Now get an uncommon car and get a cage for £450

[Edited on 06-09-2011 by Graham88]


was £450 6 years ago. the same cage is now £1080. same price as an astra vxr cage. your mate was robbed.

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