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roll bar

Looking for some info on a roll bar setup I saw in an 87 coupe....it had a manufacturers sticker on it that said HEIGE.DE or HIEGE.DE.

It was a polished, adjustable, aluminum work of art......anyone heard of this brand and who caries it?

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Old 08-04-2002, 03:16 PM
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Sorry, looks German to me, but I have never heard of this make roll bar. Maybe one of the European Pelican-heads would recognize it.

Are you sure it was aluminum, though? Most sanctioning bodies in the US will not accept aluminum alloy roll bars and cages without some hi-powered engineering documentation. Most tech inspectors are familiar with mild steel and chromally DOM tubing rollbars and have tables on hand for approving dia. and wall thickness of these materials, but put an aluminum cage in front of them and it will be head-scratching time. They are not likely to buy off on it without sufficient documentation. I have heard of some of the Matter alloy cages in factory race cars being questioned before.
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Old 08-14-2002, 11:11 AM
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Can't help you with roll bar in question. Check
das-sport.com/data/dassportnew.html for some very nice bars.
The Matter cages have been questioned because the material is made with metric scale tubing and is smaller than what is specified for most race groups. With proper doc's it will pass. It was a big deal for a time with Cup cars.
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roll bars & cages from germany...
I plan to buy an alloy cage for my '84 3.2. What is your opinion regarding alloy cages (not steel).
thanks.

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