[Satansbodyguard]

hi just a quick question thinking of adding a cage to my R32GTR

just wondered if there was any rule's against crome plated cages/powder coate'd/fabric covered

just thinking maybe the plating/coating would reduce strenth or disqualify the car from racing in some way

thanx

Nigel

 

[mattysupra]

cant see it being a problem. Plating/anodising etc tends to strengthen the metal.

 

[tarmac terror]

Look HERE. Link to MSA 'blue book' rules and regs. Should tell you ALL you need to about UK regs for every class of motorsport. Its a bit chewy if your not used to cross-referencing etc but you'll get there in the end. Might be easier to contact whoever it is that is organising your series/event and ask them directly.

TT

 

[Satansbodyguard]

just didnt want to put a crome cage etc..in then not be able to get on the 1/4 mile ....

just looking to see if there would be a problem

from rwyb then onto classes if im good enough ....lol

 

[blue34]

You could do a lot worse than contact Andy Robinson -www.robinson-race-cars.co.uk they will build you a cage to comply with whatever type of competition/rules you have in mind. They help write the rules... and be careful a lot of cages don't comply on diameter / wall thickness / design - don't waste your money on a non-compliant cage.

They built my half cage to comply with MSA rules down to 9.99s and it is very neat and features a removable cross brace and full harness so as to retain full use of the rear seat. Lower than 9.99s and you will need a full through dash cage.