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Nice one mate!!
I was looking in machine mart etc this week for one of these as i need to do a roll cage for the Silvia and a bloke at work wanted one as well so we was going to go halves.
Would you be interested in hireing it out for a weekend or something or it may be easier to let you do a cheap arse cage for my car? Possibly just bend them to shape and i can do the welding or something?
Let me know mate.

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Yes Ian,
We can sort something. Give me a ring or we can discuss at the next meet. The proper cage material is not that cheap though mate.
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I can supply the tube from a trade account where i work, i wont be using proper cage stuff just cheap tube so it has some sort of crash protechtion and it can brace the car up a bit.
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Do you fancy making some door bars for me? :-D :P
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323ian wrote:I can supply the tube from a trade account where i work, i wont be using proper cage stuff just cheap tube so it has some sort of crash protechtion and it can brace the car up a bit.
Ian the tubing that you're planning to use for your cage should be CDS (cold drawn steel) and not the cheaper ERW (Tube with a weld seam) In the event of an impact the weld seam can split. The weld seam can sometimes split when bending.
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No problem Daniel. Get in touch
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Ian,
Pablo is right. Do you want a cosmetic cage or a proper one?
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I want a cage that will brace the car up a bit and save my arse in the event of a crash!!?
Is there a lot of difference in price.
Thanks for the advice it is much appreciated.
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Thanks Stu.
If seamed tube is no good then it will have to be seamless as there is no point scrimping on safety i suppose.
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