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From: UcanBfitt@aol.com
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Date: Mon, 13 Dec 1999 23:05:06 EST
Subject: ROLL CAGES
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I am interested in purchasing a 6 point bolt-in roll cage for my 90 honda CRX
SI (CSP).
I contacted Autopower and Kirk racing. Of course they both say theirs is the
best but Id like the opinion of people who used their products or any other
cages.
What concernes me is that the rear mounting points use the rear wheelwell as
an attachment point. Is this a strong enough location for both safety and
structural integrity? Please respond with opinions
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