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Show me your cage!
I want to see how you built your cage and where the mounting points are.
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When the 935 accelerates , the world is a far smaller place. 935/78 Moby Dick The project 911 page: http://project911.luminasweden.com/ |
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08-03-2004, 10:34 PM
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   StableEnergies bar. Cage was test fitted, plates located, and then welded in place. Bar then bolts onto these plates. The fit is very, very tight. I would only recommend this one for cars that will have most of the interior removed. |
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08-04-2004, 06:08 AM
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Nice,nice show me more!
Why I asked after pictures? I have 57 kilo (around 110 lbs) steel tubing here and smoe are prebent from a well known shop, but I´m a little novice about fitting a cage in a 911. Thanks a lot!
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