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Irvine/Lake Forest Cage Welder???
Anyone know of any good and affordable cage welders in Irvine or Lake Forest?
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10-20-2011, 06:33 PM
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Talk to Mark, Laura, or Eric at Hergesheimer Motorsports. (949) 458-7223
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10-20-2011, 07:53 PM
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Define affordable but from a price per quality perspective you can't really go wrong with Hergesheimer's guy. He did my car, took a while but the results speak for themselves.
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Holy crap Evan!! Your cage is insane!!!
What are you planning for? Crash tests? How much was that? $6k? I am hoping to only spend around $2,500. I'll call Hergesheimer. Thanks guys.
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Yes, my cage was around $6k but I think it is worth it. I don't plan on crashing but if/when I do, I should be well protected. If the cage had stayed inside the car and not gone through the firewalls, it would have been ~$3k. Mig welding vs. Tig and mild steel vs. 4130 would have brought the price down more as well.
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Crazy Train - crashed, now dead.
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