Well not really just yet! However, here are some of the cars that they have been working on. Mine will be done in 2 weeks and I just can't wait to see the finished product. Here are some snapshots I took of cars still in the shop. It's too bad I couldn't take pics of the finished cage they did for Falken Tire's new drifting teammate. Enjoy for now and I will update this thread with my build up.

My Canvas:

 

Wow Rick. Good luck with everything. Look like it is going to be sick.

When you comming to FL again for a show??

 

How much weight?

 

From what I can make out on my motorlla Q that looks great. MAKe sure you post pics when urs is done.

 

why are u up posting at 419am eastern time. I know thats 119 ur time BUT DAMN

 

+1

how much does your car weigh now, and how much are you adding with the cage? What kind of metal and how thick?

 

What type of cage are you doing? Who is doing it?

 

I might be coming out to the St Petersburg HIN in a few weeks to visit a friend

 

Ummmm weirdo

 

In due time...in due time. The car will be done in 2 weeks and there will be a build up article.

 

Finally Rick gets a cage. If done right, you can actually drop a lot of weight. Thats what we are doing with my car. We are cutting out the factory rear strut brace and the entire area where the speakers and glove boxes go and reinforcing it with the cage. Take out 40 lbs of sheetmetal and replace it with 4 lbs of bar . Should come out at least the same as it went in.

 

Wow. That's serious stuff!

Stitch welding too?

 

 

nice..

 

WOW, thats freaking sweet!!! cant wait to see the final outcome!!!

 

Man Rick, who you trying to out do now? lol
Good luck witht he finished product.
What color were you plannong on it being? Black?

 

hey rick, what cage were u running before the new one?

cant wait to see the finished product.

 

^^^Kirk Racing 4-Point bolt-in roll bar.

 

Looks good, lets hope you never need it.

 

omg soooooooo rice man!!!!!!!!






j/k. race car **** is great.