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Nimbus 197



Clart

ClioSport Club Member
De wipered. Had to angle grind the c**t off 😂
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Clart

ClioSport Club Member
cage should be arriving today - i definitely need some new drill bits to fit it. Previously use cobalt with decent results but they don't seem to last long at all.

any recommendations?
 

Krarl

ClioSport Club Member
cage should be arriving today - i definitely need some new drill bits to fit it. Previously use cobalt with decent results but they don't seem to last long at all.

any recommendations?
Just don't buy Milwaukee ones

I've snapped about 4 of my f*****s. Maybe it's just me though because they go through metal like it's butter🤣
 

RSRowe

ClioSport Club Member
  Megane 250 Cup
Yep. The glue behind is a barrel of laughs too.
My mate made a right mess getting his off and put a load of scrapper dents in it from the inside.
 

Matt Cup

ClioSport Club Member
  Leon Cupra
Fair enough. I just remember my bros Cup having a Satefy Devices dash dodge cage put in and having to get a specialist to fit it with those weld in boxes for quite a large sum.
 

massiveCoRbyn

ClioSport Club Member
  Several
Depends on the design of the cage. The SD cage for the 197/200 has weld-in feet. They are better in reality, as it strengthens the mounting points, but the body could still split around the welds in theory. It also allows the cage to be mounted more effectively (such as to the sill as well as the floor), rather than having to sit on a relatively flat surface. Motorsport UK/FIA cages well tend to have welded in feet, but half cages like this won't, presumably so people can install them at home.
 


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