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6 pt Roll Bar Kits
Any one have suggestions for 6 pt roll bar kits? After looking through all the kits, Im leaning towards a wolfe cromoly weld in, low slung door bars, no swing outs, and straight rear bars.
Thoughts/advice? Wolfe kits happen to be on sale this weekend...they're killing me, haha. |
Thats the kit i would recommend.
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wolfe is always running a sale fyi :lol:
you know my opinion |
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if they are doubling the discount, **** you
round a month, they offered a different one they had in stock but i said naaaaa |
Wolfe hands down, have a 6pt in the cam only car and the 10 pt in my car.
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WOLFE KIT definitly bout the bes kit out unless you have fab's for your car.
If your looking for something special I can give you my buddy's #.(Joe Gambino from Precision Racecars) nobody tops his work!!! |
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So looks like Im going with a wolfe...How much work should I expect to do to fit a bar if I dont opt for the jig notching? |
I have a bolt in Wolfe bar if your interested... probably gonna cut my car up...never even put it in.
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I have the wolfe chrome moly 6 point in my car and it fits very well. Btw, get swing outs. Im glad I did. you can take the door bars out when your not on the track. Door bars on the street get annoying fast!
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Chris, PM'd you.
Im not really into the swingouts/removable door bar. I dont want to deal with aligning it, possible rattling, and taking it in and out. I feel like it would also weaken the bar geometry. maybe Im just whining, haha |
When I have my door bars in, they dont rattle at all. Just make sure you research opinions on swing-outs vs solid door bars. I say this because, many people will tell you that putting a roll cage/bar, ruined the car for them. I left my door bars in for a week with out using the swing-outs. It didnt take long for me to be sick of climbing over door bars. My door bars only go in when I'm racing.
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I've done it several times.....without a notcher & with one ! Spend the lil extra $ and it will save you hours of in & out,grind it, fit it, grind it some more, fit again, up.... just alil more grinding, fit it, ....uh oh grinded too much, Gotta weld it a lil extra there now...... Get what I'm sayin!!! p.s. And after all that punishment I decided to build my own up & foward turbo headers.....:banghead: |
i didnt have a wolfe bar but the swing outs in my gn i hated never again solid low bars for me.
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just curious, why did you hate them?
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had swing outs in mine first, f'n things rattled constantly over every damn bump, etc. just go solid bars and get them bent to make it easier to get in/out of the car.
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yup, that is one nice thing about them. though you are left with the mount on the floor which can be quite the ankle biter.
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my dad has swingouts with his 6pt cage in his vette. no rattling from the bars (even though the rest of the car is one big rattlebox :rofl:) and it makes it 10x easier to get in and out of the car
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Anyone ever heard of Spohn's roll bar kits? They sell a CM 8 pt weld in kit that comes pre-notched for cheaper than the wolfe 6 pt with no options...
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i've only seen them on the site, never saw them being discussed online though.
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98% of Spohn's products are top notch. Make sure to look @ type/grade of steel the 2 cages are made up of. If its cheaper, its probably a lower gradeof steel.
I do suggest Chromely, lighter & stronger. |
chromoly is not lighter than mild steel, Chromoly can use a thinner wall thickness, thats were you get the wait savings.
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