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Rookie_zookie
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hi there i have up for sale a 6point suzuki race roll cage also the roof has a bars and the back also has bars to put race seats in and a bar for the spair tyre really good nic still $1600 ono email me on here if u like to see it thanks
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96coily
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Yepp that'll be going into my $50,000 sierra
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Red89
Joined: Tue Jan 12, 2010 10:30 pm Posts: 2801 Location: Perth
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So is it certified to meet any particular regulations CCDA or CAMS ? There is a bit of difference between what you have and what is in the link you posted, not that I am questioning the quality of yours.
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SuziBlu
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Red89 wrote: So is it certified to meet any particular regulations CCDA or CAMS ? There is a bit of difference between what you have and what is in the link you posted, not that I am questioning the quality of yours.
Lots of diag bracing in the link, none in the one for sale. Propa flash roll bar.
The link shows roll bars, the one for sale show, IMO, a bar that will hold up a soft top, bugger all else.
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atari4x4

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SuziBlu wrote: Red89 wrote: So is it certified to meet any particular regulations CCDA or CAMS ? There is a bit of difference between what you have and what is in the link you posted, not that I am questioning the quality of yours. Lots of diag bracing in the link, none in the one for sale. Propa flash roll bar. The link shows roll bars, the one for sale show, IMO, a bar that will hold up a soft top, bugger all else.
I think you'd be suprised how well the advertised cage above would work in the event of a proper roll over.
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steak_knife

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atari4x4 wrote: SuziBlu wrote: Red89 wrote: So is it certified to meet any particular regulations CCDA or CAMS ? There is a bit of difference between what you have and what is in the link you posted, not that I am questioning the quality of yours. Lots of diag bracing in the link, none in the one for sale. Propa flash roll bar. The link shows roll bars, the one for sale show, IMO, a bar that will hold up a soft top, bugger all else. I think you'd be suprised how well the advertised cage above would work in the event of a proper roll over.
Quite well I'd say!!
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I'll take it. Will you post it to Nigeria for me????/
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Gwagensteve
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atari4x4 wrote: SuziBlu wrote: Red89 wrote: So is it certified to meet any particular regulations CCDA or CAMS ? There is a bit of difference between what you have and what is in the link you posted, not that I am questioning the quality of yours. Lots of diag bracing in the link, none in the one for sale. Propa flash roll bar. The link shows roll bars, the one for sale show, IMO, a bar that will hold up a soft top, bugger all else. I think you'd be suprised how well the advertised cage above would work in the event of a proper roll over.
X3.
That looks like a sound cage to me. It's a fair price if it's made from quality material.
Steve.
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SuziBlu
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I cannot see how a bar, that is not braced diagonally will work in the case of a roll over, sorry.
Seems to me that it is there for looks only.
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Red89
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It more then likely would hold up in most rollovers, I never doubted it would, I was suggesting that drawing a comparison between the 2 may be a bit of a stretch. I personally would prefer one with a crossbrace but thats just me. Goodluck with the sale.
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royce

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SuziBlu wrote: I cannot see how a bar, that is not braced diagonally will work in the case of a roll over, sorry.
Seems to me that it is there for looks only.
because if it made of a decent grade of steel it will resist bending pretty well, we arent talking post packs here
but it wont be CCDA or CAMS spec as both need diagonals I am fairly certain and CCDA dont allow bends in the vertical parts of the main hoop
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just_cruizin

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Gwagensteve wrote: atari4x4 wrote: SuziBlu wrote: Red89 wrote: So is it certified to meet any particular regulations CCDA or CAMS ? There is a bit of difference between what you have and what is in the link you posted, not that I am questioning the quality of yours. Lots of diag bracing in the link, none in the one for sale. Propa flash roll bar. The link shows roll bars, the one for sale show, IMO, a bar that will hold up a soft top, bugger all else. I think you'd be suprised how well the advertised cage above would work in the event of a proper roll over. X3. That looks like a sound cage to me. It's a fair price if it's made from quality material. Steve.
$1600 is about $1000 over priced for what it is, even if it is quality. I paid to have a cage built to a professional quality, with the required bracing, and it cost $1000, this is second hand.
If it were fully cross braced, had side bars running under the door, a dash bar, seat bars and a proper harness bar with full certification then $1600 would be fair.
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Rookie_zookie
Joined: Sun Feb 17, 2008 10:30 pm Posts: 266 Location: brisbane
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Gwagensteve wrote: atari4x4 wrote: SuziBlu wrote: Red89 wrote: So is it certified to meet any particular regulations CCDA or CAMS ? There is a bit of difference between what you have and what is in the link you posted, not that I am questioning the quality of yours. Lots of diag bracing in the link, none in the one for sale. Propa flash roll bar. The link shows roll bars, the one for sale show, IMO, a bar that will hold up a soft top, bugger all else. I think you'd be suprised how well the advertised cage above would work in the event of a proper roll over. X3. That looks like a sound cage to me. It's a fair price if it's made from quality material. Steve.
the cage is made from chromoly
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Rookie_zookie
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Red89 wrote: It more then likely would hold up in most rollovers, I never doubted it would, I was suggesting that drawing a comparison between the 2 may be a bit of a stretch. I personally would prefer one with a crossbrace but thats just me. Goodluck with the sale.
the reason for a strate bar not a cross bar is so u dont hit your head when 4x4ing
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Rookie_zookie
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just_cruizin wrote: Gwagensteve wrote: atari4x4 wrote: SuziBlu wrote: Red89 wrote: So is it certified to meet any particular regulations CCDA or CAMS ? There is a bit of difference between what you have and what is in the link you posted, not that I am questioning the quality of yours. Lots of diag bracing in the link, none in the one for sale. Propa flash roll bar. The link shows roll bars, the one for sale show, IMO, a bar that will hold up a soft top, bugger all else. I think you'd be suprised how well the advertised cage above would work in the event of a proper roll over. X3. That looks like a sound cage to me. It's a fair price if it's made from quality material. Steve. $1600 is about $1000 over priced for what it is, even if it is quality. I paid to have a cage built to a professional quality, with the required bracing, and it cost $1000, this is second hand. If it were fully cross braced, had side bars running under the door, a dash bar, seat bars and a proper harness bar with full certification then $1600 would be fair.
if u went into a shop to get one made up u will pay a lot more then is im not here to rip people off im just here to sell something good that i dont need anymore its a good cage and also looks good in ya 4x4
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My cage cost me $2000 without cross bracing
but it's made from Adamantium 
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Red89
Joined: Tue Jan 12, 2010 10:30 pm Posts: 2801 Location: Perth
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Rookie_zookie wrote: Red89 wrote: It more then likely would hold up in most rollovers, I never doubted it would, I was suggesting that drawing a comparison between the 2 may be a bit of a stretch. I personally would prefer one with a crossbrace but thats just me. Goodluck with the sale. the reason for a strate bar not a cross bar is so u dont hit your head when 4x4ing
Not sure how you would hit your head when theres a headrest in the way 
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Rookie_zookie wrote: if u went into a shop to get one made up u will pay a lot more then is im not here to rip people off im just here to sell something good that i dont need anymore its a good cage and also looks good in ya 4x4
I can appreciate that. The foot plates look to be too small ( could be the pics) and even if it was moly, its still only a $1500 cage new, even with diagonal bracing. $2K should get you a full CAMS spec chromoly cage, plated also.
Not trying to shit on your sale, but if you had some documentation to verify the material used etc it would probably help you get close to the $$$ you are chasing.
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i payed a grand for mine just to give you an idea of whats out there for the price .. good luck with the sale tho

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Its a good cage. Have a look the main hoop will sit further back than the b pillar and allow for stock seat belts to be fitted.
I think its a little overpriced but if he wants that sort of coin he will get it if he waits. If he wants a quick sale then he would have put a cheaper price.
As long as it being made from chromoly and it has been fully heat treated post welded then he would be silly to take anything less.
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stollie wrote: i payed a grand for mine just to give you an idea of whats out there for the price .. good luck with the sale tho  
ummmm... is anyone else wondering? How the hell did u get that inside the house? 
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that's a good question, unless he has curtains & carpet in his garage?
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lol pics from the guy that i got it off..it wasnt allowed past the garage once i got it home 
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got pics of it in the car ????
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stollie wrote: i payed a grand for mine just to give you an idea of whats out there for the price .. good luck with the sale tho
yours does not look like it could be cams approved. the rear barrs have a bend in them which is not allowed. I cannot see anything wrong with the other cage that would stop it from being cams approved if that was needed as long as it is made from the right material.
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96coily wrote: My cage cost me $2000 without cross bracing but it's made from Adamantium 
LOL at your Adamantium! is it Secondary Adamantium or primary Adamantium? You read too many comics rofl. 
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hutch wrote: 96coily wrote: My cage cost me $2000 without cross bracing but it's made from Adamantium  LOL at your Adamantium! is it Secondary Adamantium or primary Adamantium? You read too many comics rofl. 
You be pretty clued up too 
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Zook_Fan wrote: I cannot see anything wrong with the other cage that would stop it from being cams approved if that was needed as long as it is made from the right material.
Agreed. Sept for the foot plates looking a bit small  But thats an easy fix. 
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thats what mine looked like and i rolled it 2 times no x bracing and small plates and dident have a prob with it
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