rolllcage with soft top on?
Originally Posted by s2k_aristo,Sep 6 2007, 10:32 PM
cause you have a roll cage and dont always track the car your a poser??
Originally Posted by Me
This might sound silly, but if you're worried about looks & the ability to use the soft top, then you probably shouldn't be buying a cage. Nobody likes a poser.
If you're planning on seriously tracking the car, then you should get a real cage that will likely require removing the soft top and installing a hardtop. And it will probably be ugly as sin (though you can paint up anything to make it look purdy).
If you're not tracking the car, then the stock rollover protection is likely sufficient, and as mentioned already, it's less likely to inflict more damage than it prevents.
If you're planning on seriously tracking the car, then you should get a real cage that will likely require removing the soft top and installing a hardtop. And it will probably be ugly as sin (though you can paint up anything to make it look purdy).
If you're not tracking the car, then the stock rollover protection is likely sufficient, and as mentioned already, it's less likely to inflict more damage than it prevents.
Originally Posted by s2k_aristo,Sep 7 2007, 12:04 AM
Oh no im a poser i better run outside and take off my roll cage cause im not a serious track guy
Originally Posted by txs2knoah,Sep 7 2007, 12:14 AM
im going to be a poser and get the 6pt cage. ohwell i heard its a bit^h to get in and out, and if i smash my head it better be a quick death.
Originally Posted by s2k_aristo,Sep 7 2007, 12:04 AM
Oh no im a poser i better run outside and take off my roll cage cause im not a serious track guy








Putting a cage in a street car, especially a cage that would not pass tech with any decent sanctioning body (like SCCA or NASA) is well... lets just say that folks who really do track their car know exactly what they are looking at when they see this. But at least you have been to an AutoX which is more than most sports cars owners can claim.







