Any one have pics of a 6 point cage in their 4th gen? I searched but couldn't find any and am wanting examples to go off of. Thanks.

 

I've got some on my cardomain.

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/379415

 

Dude where did you get the black grommet style rings that go
on the rear panels where the cage slides into ???

 

that is one sick Z28!!!

 

It's gloss black fuel line off a motorcycle. Just slit it down the middle and wrapped it around the butchered up edges from my dremel

 

http://www.injuneer.com/images/photo.../DCP03794a.jpg

http://www.injuneer.com/images/photo.../DCP03475a.jpg

 

Thanks guys good stuff.

 

Have you looked at the Wolfe 6-point roll bars?

http://www.wolferacecraft.com/Search...?CategoryID=20

A "cage" is at least 10 points, and includes a "halo" forward to the windshield header, and vertical posts to the floor in front.

This is the bar when I still had the stock seat:

http://www.injuneer.com/images/photo...r/DCP02778.jpg

 

They were actually the ones I was looking at getting, the bolt in kit. They had some pictures but I wanted to see some real world examples to see how much storage in the back I would loose and if it was maybe possible to still use the back seat, which after the age of 8 I don't think kids would be able to fit back there. Just trying to plan the interior around the cage.

Thanks for the correction, I'll stop calling it that. I am not running near fast enough to warrant a 10 point cage. Only need six points to make local track tech happy.

This car still gets me back and forth to work every day and I wouldn't want it to be to big a pain to get in and out of.

 

I've got the wolfe in mine.

 

ive got the wolfe 5 pt. same thing only without the passenger door bar. i love it, fitment is top notch.

 

You can satisfy NHRA tech with only 5-points. The only require the side bar on the driver's side.

 

The side bar on the passanger side doesn't concern me much but again I appreciate the information. I was thinking that 5 points weren't acceptable so it is something to think about. I'm sure the wife would be happy not having to crawl over a bar to get in the car.