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britz1

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hey guys i have a r32 drift car 4 door im setting it up for track but its a slow process due to funds....

but i have got it to a driftable level now i need to add a cage.... bolt on or weld in?

is a bolt on cage CAMS acredited? im thinking not... im looking to compete in hill climbs and events such as the targa rally...

any info would be apreciated.... oh and abs? is it a no no?

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Bolt in cages can be cams approved. What are you going to log book the car as??

Prod car id be guessing unless cams now has a drift car category??

Bonds roll bars do a bolt in or weld in kit. You cant go past them for price but be sure to have it extended to suit your intended category.

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