Finally caged up thanks to West Covina Nissan!!!
Originally Posted by doug
you planning to road race?
Originally Posted by 97supratt
Getting ready for willow springs on the 28th of august, even though the cusco cage isn't really approved by too many sanctioned bodies. 
It's better than not having anything. It looks fantastic though!
It's better than not having anything. It looks fantastic though!
Originally Posted by daytona350z
Cusco cages arent approved for many racing sanctioning bodies. they do however, look good and fit well-now they are mostly just a car show cage. none the less- i have one in my hachi.
ok nevermind
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It's still better than stock. It stiffens up the chasis and will still protect you in certain types of roll-over situations. It's main purpose is looks though.
Originally Posted by 97supratt
Getting ready for willow springs on the 28th of august, even though the cusco cage isn't really approved by too many sanctioned bodies.
It's better than not having anything. It looks fantastic though!
It's better than not having anything. It looks fantastic though!
Anyone know why many are not approving the cage?
Originally Posted by MaRbLe
Anyone know why many are not approving the cage?
Originally Posted by MaRbLe
Anyone know why many are not approving the cage?
http://www.scca.com/_FileLibrary/File/UpdatedGCR.pdf
check section 9.4.3
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Originally Posted by Chebosto
i think it's due to the design: metal thickness, the number of connecting points, structural integrity,. etc..
http://www.scca.com/_FileLibrary/File/UpdatedGCR.pdf
check section 9.4.3
http://www.scca.com/_FileLibrary/File/UpdatedGCR.pdf
check section 9.4.3
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Originally Posted by Chebosto
if you welded it in, and add a side bar, i think you'll be ok.
Plus it looks so damn good. lol
Originally Posted by Chebosto
i think it's due to the design: metal thickness, the number of connecting points, structural integrity,. etc..
http://www.scca.com/_FileLibrary/File/UpdatedGCR.pdf
check section 9.4.3
http://www.scca.com/_FileLibrary/File/UpdatedGCR.pdf
check section 9.4.3
Hmm so does someone offer a bolt in cage that is sanctioned?
Originally Posted by Justin@WestCovinaNissan
Can't wait to see the install pics. I still can't believe we were able to fit that thing in the Accord for you to take home.
^^
someone's been playing tetris a bit too much?
actually. accords are pretty sweet in moving stuff. i put 4 lmgt4s with tires and a wing all in one trip once...
who needs a pickup truck? :P
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Originally Posted by Chebosto
^^
someone's been playing tetris a bit too much?
actually. accords are pretty sweet in moving stuff. i put 4 lmgt4s with tires and a wing all in one trip once...
who needs a pickup truck? :P
someone's been playing tetris a bit too much?
actually. accords are pretty sweet in moving stuff. i put 4 lmgt4s with tires and a wing all in one trip once...
who needs a pickup truck? :P
lol Dude I used to play tetris all the time when I was younger so i'm good with that type of stuff.
I fit my amuse front bumper from shine in that accord then I fit it in my Z right after. Those accords have a lot of room.
Originally Posted by Chebosto
^^
someone's been playing tetris a bit too much?
actually. accords are pretty sweet in moving stuff. i put 4 lmgt4s with tires and a wing all in one trip once...
who needs a pickup truck? :P
someone's been playing tetris a bit too much?
actually. accords are pretty sweet in moving stuff. i put 4 lmgt4s with tires and a wing all in one trip once...
who needs a pickup truck? :P