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By skyline.,
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If you want the best quality weld in cage in the state got to Walker Chassis, CAMS guys take one look at the Walker badging and pass it straight away!!! But by the sounds of it you want cheap, so bolt in sounds the best for you! Just try ringing around the wreckers!!

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If you want the best quality weld in cage in the state got to Walker Chassis, CAMS guys take one look at the Walker badging and pass it straight away!!! But by the sounds of it you want cheap, so bolt in sounds the best for you! Just try ringing around the wreckers!!

Yes, I hear Wlaker do some very nice work.

First thing to do is work out exactly what you want the cage for, and what regs it needs to meet (ANDRA, CAMS etc) get a copy of the regs to be safe.

Then you can work out where to go.

Also, if your car is a streeter, be aware of the rules for cages in road cars in SA.

Here's an extract of the rules for vehicle modifications, although it may be an out of date version - hope it helps you.

Roll Cages

Due to the increased risk of occupant injury in vehicle accidents the fitting of full roll cages are not permitted.

However, the fitting of a roll cage rearward of the driver is permissible providing that:

a. No part of the roll cage is contactable by vehicle occupants when positioned in their normal seating

position.

b. The roll cage is at least 150 millimetres rearward of the front seat occupants when the front seats are

located in the most rearward adjusted position.

c. All rear seats and seat belt assemblies fitted in the rear compartment are removed.

d. The operation and effectiveness of the front seat belt assemblies is not affected in any way by the roll

cage.

e. That no person travels in the rear of the vehicle at any time.

Basically a cage that meets CAMS or ANDRA regs will make your car illegal in SA.

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