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Crazy Question about Roll Cages

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  • Start date Start date Dec 1, 2005

reeber

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I am looking for blue prints of a 6 point roll cage for my 96 stang. Anyone know where to find this? I am going to have a good friend who is amazing at welding build one from scratch. I just figured I'd help get him starting from someone that has already done this.
 
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Red2000GT

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I'm interested too.
 

reeber

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anyone?
 
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blwngt

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check out s&w racecars...i built two cages for previous cars ive owned..im not sure if you cans still get prints from there but thats where i got mine a few years ago
 

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I think there's a book about welding in cars that has a section on building a roll cage, you should also build it to NHRA spec
 

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Find me a nice Mountain house on a lake and i'll think about it...oh and a job nearby would be nice too!
 

1LowGT

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their is a place here in st louis mo called jerry bickle race cars,and i was told that they build cages and ship to anyone, welding is all thats required when you get the pieces.
 

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just remember to check with the sanctioning body for the class in which you wish to run...a lot of times you have to have a specific OD steel, and it has to be welded in a certain way(chrome moly should be TIG welded) and to certain components (main hoops, etc.)
 
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