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SeanXE

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13th Mar 09 at 22:08

Like this from.. Searched all over google etc cant find any

Edit: will there be any at PVS or billing 2009?

Thanks, Sean.

[Edited on 13-03-2009 by S7M XE]

Firestate88

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13th Mar 09 at 22:09

dont buy a show cage
if you want a cage get a proper one
show cages crumple under impact so ive heard and cause more damage
could be wrong though

SeanXE

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13th Mar 09 at 22:11

quote:
Originally posted by Firestate88
dont buy a show cage
if you want a cage get a proper one
show cages crumple under impact so ive heard and cause more damage
could be wrong though

I only want one for looks tbh.

Ojc

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13th Mar 09 at 22:12

Shitty Dimma ones that bolt to the seat belt mounts are shit.

The one I had was good, made by Fusion Fabrications in York.

Obviously they aren't as good as OMP ones but they won't just "crumple"

SeanXE

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13th Mar 09 at 22:13

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Shitty Dimma ones that bolt to the seat belt mounts are shit.

Is the one in the pic bolted to the seat belt mounts?

BarnshaW

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13th Mar 09 at 22:15

i think people miss the point they are called "show" cages for a reason. so crumpling etc is not really involved in this.

bieransri

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13th Mar 09 at 22:15

google MPS performance. theyre local to me and do a shit hot job.

Ojc

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13th Mar 09 at 22:15

Are you blind?

SeanXE

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13th Mar 09 at 22:17

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Are you blind?

Ive never stripped out the back of a car before I'm only 16 and learning? tbh I dont have a clue where the seat belts are mounted at the back, sorry ffs...

Firestate88

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13th Mar 09 at 22:18

you cant see where the front of the cage is located exactly
but it looks like they attach to the front seat belts

Ojc

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13th Mar 09 at 22:18

Oh sorry mate

x

No, it's not bolted to the seat belt. The Dimma ones used to bolt up where the front drivers & passenger seat belt is on the B-pillar.

EDIT, that one in the Col's car is made by Fusion who done mine as well, it will be bolted through the floor and to the rear seat mounting point.

[Edited on 13-03-2009 by Ojc]

SeanXE

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13th Mar 09 at 22:19

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Oh sorry mate

x

No, it's not bolted to the seat belt. The Dimma ones used to bolt up where the front drivers & passenger seat belt is on the B-pillar.

Ok thanks mate

Col004

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13th Mar 09 at 22:21

Thats bolted to the floor and to the wheel arch. its from fusion fabs mate. dimma ones are crap if you take the seats out as they dont go to the arch

[Edited on 13-03-2009 by Col004]

bieransri

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13th Mar 09 at 22:22

http://www.mpsperformance.co.uk/

website looks to be under construction/refurb, but give them a call. they probably have a corsa one on the shelf and delivery to any where in th uk is £30

SeanXE

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13th Mar 09 at 22:23

Do they have a website mate?

bieransri

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13th Mar 09 at 22:23

quote:
Originally posted by bieransri
http://www.mpsperformance.co.uk/

website looks to be under construction/refurb, but give them a call. they probably have a corsa one on the shelf and delivery to any where in th uk is £30

SeanXE

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13th Mar 09 at 22:24

quote:
Originally posted by bieransri

quote:
Originally posted by bieransri
http://www.mpsperformance.co.uk/

website looks to be under construction/refurb, but give them a call. they probably have a corsa one on the shelf and delivery to any where in th uk is £30

Thanks mate just see that after i posted

bieransri

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13th Mar 09 at 22:25

theyve just done a few cages for me and a mate. top quality stuff

SeanXE

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13th Mar 09 at 22:25

quote:
Originally posted by bieransri
theyve just done a few cages for me and a mate. top quality stuff

Nice one

SeanXE

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13th Mar 09 at 22:26

Were there any at PVS last year?

Edit: For sale

[Edited on 13-03-2009 by S7M XE]

CorsaSport14

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13th Mar 09 at 23:13

How much roughly are the MPS cage's does anyone know? Been wanting a cage for sometime now.

Adam_B

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13th Mar 09 at 23:30

I had an MPS one. I dont remember ever having any random poles being rammed through the back of my skull so it must of been ok

Ste

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14th Mar 09 at 00:44

What about the old plastic waste pipe and silver paint? I saw many fiestas and corsas with those in my cruising days! you can get all the bits from B&Q and get push fit bends and it will be safer than those steel ones which will probably puncture your chest in a crash!

I would rather lose by a mile because i built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me.

smokey corsa

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14th Mar 09 at 02:06

if your in a crash thats serious enough to bugar your show cage then chances are you are pretty much fooked anyways.

yes proper cages are the way forward but some people just like cruising and like to have something there to be seen.

so yes show cages are cool and will get respect down at the local meet but if you plan on pushing the limits at a track day then get a proper weld in jobby

John

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14th Mar 09 at 02:42

What meets will show cages get respect?

Are people not more into the whole performance scene these days?

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