Bolt in internal cage

[Bulletnjm]

Wow, you're observant... that's why it's called a Harness Bar.

Well this isn't the "who makes a harness bar" thread

 

[Jimbo]

Well this isn't the "who makes a harness bar" thread

My post was for Chris, asking where the thread was at... go pay attention to your class.

 

[Chris's FX4]

http://www.fordraptorforum.com/f190/official-white-star-industries-bolt-rollcage-20517/

 

[Mjolnir]

not to pour kerosene on this, but here goes.

1. Whitestar bolt in roll cage, that claims it's not a legal roll cage.
2. RPG harness bolt in system (cage, not a cage, whatever).


I have the RPG one. I do not trick myself into believing I can roll off Pikes Peak in this baby and live.

I do believe that in a roll over accident (there were a couple VERY close calls at Raptoberfest this past weekend) this is better than stock.

It let's me hook up harnesses, which some argue that causes you to drive faster than you should, maybe, but I doubt that. I usually have two speeds, stopped and faster

At the end of the day it's a safety add on, and in my mind, well worth the money, while still giving me access to the back seat and keeping it (somewhat) a daily driver.

 

[Raptizzle]

 

[Greybeard]

Save yourself and your family a lot of heartache and get a full weld in cage. Plus, I think the bolt ins say "not for offroad use."

 

[Aussiesvt]

Well I eventually want to take it from daily to semi racer

 

[KaiserM715]

Well I eventually want to take it from daily to semi racer

I seriously doubt any sort of bolt in cage would be legal for ANY sanctioning body.

 

[Aussiesvt]

I seriously doubt any sort of bolt in cage would be legal for ANY sanctioning body.

And there's my answer.

 

[Bigg50]

I seriously doubt any sort of bolt in cage would be legal for ANY sanctioning body.

That should be enough reason to completely abandon the idea right there.