No welding required half cage

[182Brodie]

Now then ive seen one or two half cages that bolt into existing on the car thus no welding and can be returned to stock at some point can someone point me in the right direction of purchasing one please?

 

[Chambers_RS]

eBay mate.

 

[bloke]

you still want mounting plates welding in though.

 

[182Brodie]

Are these in the way if you want to return the car to stock i.e before sale?

 

[bloke]

nope.

 

[gogsie]

Ktec sell one that fits to the seatbelt mounts and requires no welding.
http://www.k-tecracing.com/show_product.asp?id=2656&appid=2

 

[182 SAM]

I may have my ktec/caged
Rear cage for sale soon

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[Tomwrx]

I may have my ktec/caged
Rear cage for sale soon

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Pm me a price pls and pics of it

Cheers

 

[JB21]

I use the MSV rear cage that was used in all the MSV Clio's. Very similar to the K-tec one. Great bit of kit, and can be fitted in less than 30 minutes. A warning though if you have a bucket seat on a custom sub-frame, due the cage bolting into the front seatbelt mount the sub-frame may need to be fabricated slightly. I had to lob off the back right trailing piece of metal of a Jonfoz frame to accommodate the MSV cage.

 

[Inequality Street]

I'd weld in the spreader place/feet though.

 

[chris blue]

Have just bought a 4 point rear cage, so in the deciding what to do phase. Seats will be ripped out in next week or 2 (Just got a 13 month MOT and will get mounting plates welded in, even if its £150. Safe than sorry n all that.

What's a point of a roll cage, if you ever need it, punctures through the base of the car, or just becomes completely unstable

Get plates welded in

NB: Anyon know a decent welder around the Brighton Hove coast- ive got a couple places, but yellow pages that's all.