Does look bad in the photo but not on real life of that makes sense. Hpi Clear no evidence of accident damageLooking good mate but very poor colour match on rear quarter
No. Safety Devices are quoting September. Fulcrum and JP Cages are only a couple of weeks. Just can't decide which to go for need to make a decision today. Mind was set on fulcrum but they require weld in box sections which seems a bit more complicated to installGood progress mate, have you ordered a cage? Some of them have a few months lead time...
What is the difference in cages between the Fulcrum, JP and Safety Devices?
Also never seen those seat before. They look comfy!
Correct me if im wrong (havent googled it) but i thought the SD cages also require welded box sections. And in any case really any cage should have welded in spreader plates regardless..Not much rear cages all 525 to 600 delivered in any colour
Safety devices bolt in with option to add front cage later
Fulcrum weld in box section feet then cage Bolts to that and option to add front later
JP cages bolt in but rear cage only
When I say bolt in they're spreader plates that you can weld of you want which I wouldCorrect me if im wrong (havent googled it) but i thought the SD cages also require welded box sections. And in any case really any cage should have welded in spreader plates regardless..
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Ah ok.. Well in that case then because Fulcrum mocks all his cages exactly the same, The supplied box sections are also mocked up ready to be welded straight in.. literally place onto wheel arches and floor sections ( may need very slight trimming) and weld up..When I say bolt in they're spreader plates that you can weld of you want which I would
Ah ok.. Well in that case then because Fulcrum mocks all his cages exactly the same, The supplied box sections are also mocked up ready to be welded straight in.. literally place onto wheel arches and floor sections ( may need very slight trimming) and weld up..
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Lol.. This is sounding like im Fulcrum.. Well i know this is gonna sound ridiculous and i suppose its because Tom is fitting his own cages, but i literally ordered my specific cage over the phone, Tom made it, i then went to his place. Without even test fitting the cage into my car, he set about placing the box sections into my car (he has specific measurements at specific points that he measured from) welded them all up and then Bingo the cage goes in and bolted up.. The box sections he supplies are all Lazer cut out for him and they literally are as good as perfect fit..That's the issue finding someone locally to fit as he is 5 hours away from me. Finding someone who isn't really expensive yet decent and not a million miles away isn't easy and to be honest as its my first ever cage im not sure what a sensible price to fit it should be, fulcrum recommend someone this way still 2 hours away and they said 175 which doesn't sound bad. With a bolt in spreader plate one I could fit the cage then drive somewhere for someone to weld the spreader plates. Fulcrum cages do look very good tho and was top of my list with Safety Device's
Lol.. This is sounding like im Fulcrum.. Well i know this is gonna sound ridiculous and i suppose its because Tom is fitting his own cages, but i literally ordered my specific cage over the phone, Tom made it, i then went to his place. Without even test fitting the cage into my car, he set about placing the box sections into my car (he has specific measurements at specific points that he measured from) welded them all up and then Bingo the cage goes in and bolted up.. The box sections he supplies are all Lazer cut out for him and they literally are as good as perfect fit..
I think what im trying to explain/say is that you could measure up/mock up with the boxes, mark out on your car where they have to be welded into get them welded in wherever and done.. The other option is bolt the boxes onto the cage pre welding, drive to where ever, The middle floor boxes only go in 1 place so its just the arches that need marking up, Tack weld the boxes to the car, un bolt cage, weld up completely, and bolt back in and go home..
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Well all i will say it was 7hrs there and back trailering mine up to Tom and it was well worth the time and effort.. Ps. You get big go faster stickers included.. worth 5hp.. bonusI'm a big fan of his cages they look amazing never seen a bad comment about his work on any forum and if he was close enough I'd be there already. I just worry about the quality of the welding on fitting as that's where the strength will be esp as harness will be run of the cage.
I haven't got the luxury of a trailer at present so I'd have to drive the Clio. With arthritis in my left ankle I haven't driven a manual that far for a long time. The Clio is just a toy that gets used at weekends and the odd trackdayWell all i will say it was 7hrs there and back trailering mine up to Tom and it was well worth the time and effort.. Ps. You get big go faster stickers included.. worth 5hp.. bonus View attachment 1469585
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Any more pics I see you went for red which is what I'll be looking atWell all i will say it was 7hrs there and back trailering mine up to Tom and it was well worth the time and effort.. Ps. You get big go faster stickers included.. worth 5hp.. bonus View attachment 1469585
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