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7 omm

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10th Jul 06 at 09:56

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Dimma-Sports-Cage-Vauxhall-Corsa-B_W0QQitemZ8074857943QQihZ019QQcategoryZ40199QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

thinking of getting this? anyone off here got one? had any problems?.

dimma good for rollcages?

any information on the above would be good

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10th Jul 06 at 09:58

It's not a roll cage. It's a piece of aluminium made to look like one.

7 omm

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10th Jul 06 at 09:59

this is true, only for look's though.

i aint gonna be breaking any performance barrier's in a 1.2

[Edited on 10-07-2006 by 7 omm]

Corsa_Carl

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10th Jul 06 at 10:41

ye get it

will be fine

mwg

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10th Jul 06 at 11:21

aren't show cages actually quite dangerous in a crash?

Dave A

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10th Jul 06 at 11:22

quote:
Originally posted by Matty G
aren't show cages actually quite dangerous in a crash?

yes. thats why they are called show cages. for installing for show, not for driving with them in.

STEvieXE

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10th Jul 06 at 11:28

i prefer mps cages....
neone got any evidence of them being dangerous in a crash???

Ian W

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10th Jul 06 at 11:46

quote:
Originally posted by Dave A

quote:
Originally posted by Matty G
aren't show cages actually quite dangerous in a crash?

yes. thats why they are called show cages. for installing for show, not for driving with them in.

marklawton

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10th Jul 06 at 11:49

quote:
Originally posted by Ian_Gsi16v

quote:
Originally posted by Dave A

quote:
Originally posted by Matty G
aren't show cages actually quite dangerous in a crash?

yes. thats why they are called show cages. for installing for show, not for driving with them in.

lol

ian, yours would look nice with a cage in,

tooolbox timmy

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10th Jul 06 at 11:52

quote:
Originally posted by Dave A

quote:
Originally posted by Matty G
aren't show cages actually quite dangerous in a crash?

yes. thats why they are called show cages. for installing for show, not for driving with them in.

agreed but its also dangerous driving round with a sub or amp in your car as most people do,a show roll cage wil be fine as long as its properly secured

Ojc

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10th Jul 06 at 11:54

Dimma cages are cack IMO seatbelt mounted and just turd.

The ones made by MPS and Fusion actually bolt to the rear suspension turrets and to the rear footwells, they aren't attached to the seatbelts like the Dimma ones.

STEvieXE

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10th Jul 06 at 11:56

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Dimma cages are cack IMO seatbelt mounted and just turd.

The ones made by MPS and Fusion actually bolt to the rear suspension turrets and to the rear footwells, they aren't attached to the seatbelts like the Dimma ones.

my mps one bolts to the seatbelts etc.. its a show cage made from alu

Ian W

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10th Jul 06 at 14:00

quote:
Originally posted by marklawton

quote:
Originally posted by Ian_Gsi16v

quote:
Originally posted by Dave A

quote:
Originally posted by Matty G
aren't show cages actually quite dangerous in a crash?

yes. thats why they are called show cages. for installing for show, not for driving with them in.

lol

ian, yours would look nice with a cage in,

Cheers, gonna get one but I need to get it running properly first

7 omm

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10th Jul 06 at 16:17

im gonna buy the dimma one now i think.

looks nice enough for me

Adam_B

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10th Jul 06 at 16:18

quote:
Originally posted by STEvieN.I.

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Dimma cages are cack IMO seatbelt mounted and just turd.

The ones made by MPS and Fusion actually bolt to the rear suspension turrets and to the rear footwells, they aren't attached to the seatbelts like the Dimma ones.

my mps one bolts to the seatbelts etc.. its a show cage made from alu

mps do 2 types

7 omm

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10th Jul 06 at 16:45

bought mine now

ShEp

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10th Jul 06 at 17:12

if your car rolls with that dimma shite in it you'll have your bleredin head off

crap imo

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