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Ryan,

my partner, Tom has a cage by Dali, which I thought a very well made cage. Head clearance is an issue though. I have not seen Comptech cage, but I am a strong believe in their product, so I am comfortable in recommending their product as well.

The only problem with Dali cage is the rear bar going to the rear shock mount has a bend. SCCA and NASA do not allow any bend in this bar. I would discuss this if you are going to this route, so they can make the cage without bend on the rear bar. The downside with this cage is because there are bar going into the rear shock mount, you have to replace the rear glass with lexan and has cut out to accomodate the bar. This makes street driving with the car is loud, and buzzing. In reality, the car with a cage won't be a street car anymore.

The premade roll cage that maomaonsx had in this car is pretty good, and contained in the cabin so it should be fine for street use. I believe the one Comptech made is also this design.

I believe maomaonsx is selling his cage. Contact person will be fongster as maomaonsx is not in the country.

<blockquote data-quote="Andrie Hartanto" data-source="post: 404451" data-attributes="member: 3706">Ryan,my partner, Tom has a cage by Dali, which I thought a very well made cage.&nbsp; Head clearance is an issue though.&nbsp; I have not seen Comptech cage, but I am a strong believe in their product, so I am comfortable in recommending their product as well.The only problem with Dali cage is the rear bar going to the rear shock mount has a bend.&nbsp; SCCA and NASA do not allow any bend in this bar.&nbsp; I would discuss this if you are going to this route, so they can make the cage without bend on the rear bar.&nbsp; The downside with this cage is because there are bar going into the rear shock mount, you have to replace the rear glass with lexan and has cut out to accomodate the bar.&nbsp; This makes street driving with the car is loud, and buzzing.&nbsp; In reality, the car with a cage won&#039;t be a street car anymore.The premade roll cage that maomaonsx had in this car is pretty good, and contained in the cabin so it should be fine for street use.&nbsp; I believe the one Comptech made is also this design.I believe maomaonsx is selling his cage.&nbsp; Contact person will be fongster as maomaonsx is not in the country.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andrie Hartanto, post: 404451, member: 3706"] Ryan, my partner, Tom has a cage by Dali, which I thought a very well made cage. Head clearance is an issue though. I have not seen Comptech cage, but I am a strong believe in their product, so I am comfortable in recommending their product as well. The only problem with Dali cage is the rear bar going to the rear shock mount has a bend. SCCA and NASA do not allow any bend in this bar. I would discuss this if you are going to this route, so they can make the cage without bend on the rear bar. The downside with this cage is because there are bar going into the rear shock mount, you have to replace the rear glass with lexan and has cut out to accomodate the bar. This makes street driving with the car is loud, and buzzing. In reality, the car with a cage won't be a street car anymore. The premade roll cage that maomaonsx had in this car is pretty good, and contained in the cabin so it should be fine for street use. I believe the one Comptech made is also this design. I believe maomaonsx is selling his cage. Contact person will be fongster as maomaonsx is not in the country. [/QUOTE]

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