944 ROADSTER CAGE!
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Going with the pack
is quite monotonous.
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is quite monotonous.
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DOT inspection? What is that?
This is GA :P
If you have brake lights, tail lights, a muffler, headlights, and a windsheild (with wipers) or a helmet, oh, and an emergency brake, then its legal.
I would completely DD that thing - but I'd probably want to wear a helmet LOL.
This is GA :P
If you have brake lights, tail lights, a muffler, headlights, and a windsheild (with wipers) or a helmet, oh, and an emergency brake, then its legal.
I would completely DD that thing - but I'd probably want to wear a helmet LOL.
#24
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That car even with the cage is going to be a wet noodle.
You lost all the torsional rigidy in taking the roof off and the "T top" cage top does not add any back in. The frame will twist with ease and it will suck.
If you plan on pulling that much metal you need to use the cage add stiffness back in. The cage as designed does not put much if in stiffness back in.
You lost all the torsional rigidy in taking the roof off and the "T top" cage top does not add any back in. The frame will twist with ease and it will suck.
If you plan on pulling that much metal you need to use the cage add stiffness back in. The cage as designed does not put much if in stiffness back in.
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I come from the land of Restriction, Regulation, and Taxation. Our "can't" list is much longer than our "can" list, and apparently more strict than GA's.
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That car even with the cage is going to be a wet noodle.
You lost all the torsional rigidy in taking the roof off and the "T top" cage top does not add any back in. The frame will twist with ease and it will suck.
If you plan on pulling that much metal you need to use the cage add stiffness back in. The cage as designed does not put much if in stiffness back in.
You lost all the torsional rigidy in taking the roof off and the "T top" cage top does not add any back in. The frame will twist with ease and it will suck.
If you plan on pulling that much metal you need to use the cage add stiffness back in. The cage as designed does not put much if in stiffness back in.
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cars feels fine. all of the shake and twisting that i can feel is gone.
I know what you mean by it not looking like it would stop torsional stresses.
but maybe thats just one of those works in practice not on paper things. cause the car feels fine. and any flex that is present probably wont affect much. the reason it doesnt have those bars is because I would hardly be able to get in if it did.
a simulation test shows that off the line my car beats a new trans-am by two simulated car lengths.
I know what you mean by it not looking like it would stop torsional stresses.
but maybe thats just one of those works in practice not on paper things. cause the car feels fine. and any flex that is present probably wont affect much. the reason it doesnt have those bars is because I would hardly be able to get in if it did.
a simulation test shows that off the line my car beats a new trans-am by two simulated car lengths.