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| Comments: 6 (Read/Post) Favorites: 0 (View) |
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on: 04-14-2003
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The ricer friend i know informed me that his dad's new mazda 6 came with a roll cage.
I told him so does my car. In fact - last i checked - every car (minus convertibles) must have a roll cage by law.
This must have bothered him. It seems to me that he thought that a roll cage must mean the car is capible of fantasic speeds and should not be taken lightly. |
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11-26-2003 @ 09:52:14 AM |
| Posted By : mr_mcmunkee |
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It is really considered a rollcage or just structural support? I think of rollcages as additional reinforcement above the car's original structure. (like the above pic)
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11-26-2003 @ 09:58:08 AM |
| Posted By : SacrifRICE |
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#1, Yeah, I was under that impression as well. EVERY new car has a roof structure designed to not collapse in a rollover. A "roll cage" is usually made of steel tubing and goes underneath that roof structure to provide additional safety, although it carries a lot of extra weight with it.
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11-26-2003 @ 10:02:16 AM |
| Posted By : SacrifRICE |
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#3, Any place on the site where I can find that? That's one worthless "mod" I haven't seen yet.
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