long story short... blew my 2jzgte(with getrag) pulled it out rebuilt it and iam redoing the holl car. and i want a roll cage is this something iam gonna have to get made or DO THEY MAKE ROLL CAGES FOR SC300? LINKS PlZ?

 

custom my friend.

 

better off if you make a custom one.

 

there's a cusco 4 and 6pt bolt in roll cage made for the SC, for around 600 shipped, i'll try and find the link later.

 

Keep in mind, bolt in cages don't pass tech at most events nowdays, at least not in WA.

 

thanks guys

 

bolt in cage passes drift day rules no problem. if you want to tandem it has to have door bars as well though. i dont know what you plan to do with your car but a custom cage is the best choice. you can even put in special joint that make the door bars removable. this way you dont have climb in on daily basis over them but still be legal for racing. a bolt-in cage in general is garbage though.

 

well i really dont need the cage at all really. i just want one. its a street car. high way racing. but i think iam gonna start getting into some auto cross. but besides that i really just like the look of them lol.

 

Also need a SA2000 helmet. if i dont see that in the cali drift days/pro am i would fail the driver..Anyways custom is the best way and safes way i think (if done to SCCA standards) plus if you decided to compete like SCCA, PRO AM, Formula D, etc they wont give you a hard time.

 

lol at least your honest

 

custom made is best bolts on sucks and don't pass many techs though if your not gonna go to track i guess would be ok most cages decently done run around 1500

 

this bolt in cage is $700 and is also "SCCA & NASA legal for club racing, DGTrials / FormulaD / Drift Association legal for tandem drifting"
http://www.festivegarage.com/roll-ca...00-p-1466.html

 

autopower is a good brand

 

would it be a good idea to weld the cage in after its bolted in?

 

i bought my silkroads from that company i believe. . .
if the guy's name is Eric, they're ok.